ANAPIX:Week in Pictures
A selection of images of the past week by ANA photographers across the country.
1/20: South Africa – Johannesburg – 08 November 2022 – Serial rapist Nkosinathi Phakathi appeared at the high court sitting in the Palm Ridge magistrates court in Ekurhuleni, Phakathi is facing 148 charges of rape, sexual assault, kidnapping, robbery with aggravating circumstances, theft and possession of an unlicensed firearm.Picture: Itumeleng English/African News Agency (ANA)
2/20: South Africa – Durban – 10 November 2022 – A trail of destruction left behind in Peacevale, Ashdown near Pietermaritzburg after heavy rainfalls flooded the area on Wednesday afternoonPicture: Doctor Ngcobo
3/20: South Africa – Cape Town – 10 November 2022 – Presidential Task Team on Military Veterans led by Deputy President David Mabuza interactive session with the Military Veterans, in the Western Cape province.The Deputy President is visiting the Western Cape province in his capacity as the Chairperson of the Presidential Task Team on Military Veterans to respond their demands.photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA)
4/20: South Africa – Cape Town – 09 October 2022 – Dr Itumeleng Molefe a pathologist testifies at the Western Cape High Court where the Imam Abdullah Haron death inquest case is taking place.photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA)
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6/20: GrandWest. 081122. David Isaacs inter-acts with one of the members of the audience during him and his side-kick Oscar Petersen’s Joe Barber’s Family Reunion at the Grand Arena, GrandWest on Tuesday night. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
7/20: Cape Town. 8.11.22. Tvivash Moodley, an expert witness in the Imam Haron inquest, explains to the Judge how it was alleged that Imam Haron fell to his death on this staircase at the Cape Town Central Police station. An in loco inspection took place on Tuesday at Cape Town Central and Maitland Police Stations as part of the re-opened inquest into the death of anti-Apartheid cleric Imam Abdullah Haron. Picture:Ian Landsberg
8/20: Cape Town. 8.11.22. Tvivash Moodley (right), an expert witness in the Imam Haron inquest, explains to the Judge and two court officials how it was alleged that Imam Haron fell to his death on this staircase at the Cape Town Central Police station. An in loco inspection took place on Tuesday at Cape Town Central and Maitland Police Stations as part of the re-opened inquest into the death of anti-Apartheid cleric Imam Abdullah Haron. Picture:Ian Landsberg
9/20: 071122. NASA administrator Badri Younes engages with 200 Cape Academy of Maths, Science & Technology students about the opportunities for youth and space developments and SA involvement with the Artemis mission where NASA will land the first woman of colour in space. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
10/20: South Africa – Cape Town – 9 November 2022 – Standalone – A paraglider fly past Lions Head mountain. Photographer: Armand Hough. African News Agency (ANA)
11/20: South Africa – Cape Town – 9 November 2022 – Standalone – A group of people pose for a picture on the Madiba Glasses public art installation. Photographer: Armand Hough. African News Agency (ANA)
12/20: South Africa – Cape Town – 05 November 2022 – A panoramic view of Table Mountain on a sunny day engulfed in clouds. The tourist attraction is a prominent landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town. Picture Leon Lestrade. African News Agency/ANA.
13/20: South Africa – Cape Town – 05 November 2022 – The Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour Elite 16 will served up the action in the city centre from Wednesday until Sunday. The Grand Parade were the arena for the tournament and has been transformed into a faux beach, with 353 tons of sand, on which 64 elite volleyball athletes will compete under the shadow of Table Mountain. Picture Leon Lestrade. African News Agency/ANA.
14/20: SOUTH AFRICA – Cape Town – 08 November 2022 – The International Philately Exhibition that will be convened in Cape Town from 08 12 November 2022 under the theme: South Africas Road to Democracy, In line with the theme, the event is aimed at celebrating South Africas rich history leading to a democratic dispensation through showcasing stamps designed and collected throughout the world depicting events, heroes and heroines leading to South Africas democracy It is expected that about 1500 delegates from about 60 countries are expected to participate during the exhibition which will showcase 1600 frames of stamps from all over the world as well as exclusive letters written by Nelson Mandela from Pollsmoor Prison. Robert Harm and Herwig Kussing viewing the first Cape of Good Hope triagular stamp collection. Picture: Tracey Adams – African News Agency (ANA)
15/20: South Africa – Cape Town – 06 November 2022 – About 60 box carts took part in the Redbull Box Cart race at the BoKaap in Cape Town.The fastest cart took 45 seconds to reach the finish line .photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA)
16/20: South Africa – Cape Town – 03 November 2022 – Vanessa Muianga of Mozambique smashing a ball against Taryn Kloth of USA in Beach Volleyball World championships in Cape Town .photograph : Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA)
17/20: South- Africa Johannesburg Johannesburg CBD. From 100m up and at a 45* a round view of the Joburg CBD. Picture: Timothy Bernard African News Agency (ANA)
18/20: Cape Town. 04.10.22. A trapeze artist from the Zip Zap Circus company struts her stuff during the Zip Zap Rhapsody Philharmonic Circus show at Artscape on Thursday night. Picture:Ian Landsberg
19/20: Grandwest.05.11.2022. Wannabe happy for the rest of your life. Dr Victor having a ball at the One Vision concert of the Rockets and Dr Victor & The Rasta Rebels at the Grand Arena, GrandWest on Saturday. Picture/Video:Ian Landsberg
20/20: South Africa – Cape Town – 9 November 2022 – GrandWest Hotel Sod-Turning For Expansion. Despite being the largest casino and leisure complex in South Africa, for over 21 years GrandWests boutique Grand Hotel has operated at a 99% occupancy, with its 39 rooms booked long in advance. To satisfy demand, Sun International is now investing R122-million to expand the 4-star hotel to over 100 rooms. GrandWest hosted Sun International directors, Hassen Adams, chair of Grand Parade Investments, GrandWest management and the development team, took part in the sod-turning ceremony to mark the occasion. The event was officiated by the Mayor of Cape Town, Geordin Hill-Lewis and Ndavi Nokeri, Miss South Africa 2022. Photographer: Armand Hough. African News Agency (ANA)
