TuckShop has announced the return of its acclaimed all-drag pantomime, with Jack and the Beanstalk set to play at London’s Emerald Theatre

引用元: WhatsOnStage - "All-drag Macbeth to open in London" TuckShopが、シェイクスピアの古典『マクベス』をドラァグアーティストのみで上演する大胆な新作プロダクション『Category Is: Macbeth』を発表した。この作品は2026年春、ロンドンのエメラルド劇場で上演される。 作品概要 クリス・クレッグ演出による本作は、シェ...

An 18-year-old woman and an 18-year-old man have died following a suspected gang-related shooting outside a tuckshop in Mitchells Plain, Cape Town. The

Bonteheuwel: A 31-year-old shopkeeper known as Umar was shot dead while serving customers at a tuckshop in Assegaai Street on Monday evening, prompting a murder investigation and renewed…

Staff Reporter A CONGOLESE national was arrested at his tuckshop in Orwetoveni, Otjiwarongo, on Friday for allegedly selling medicines without a licence and being in possession of suspected stolen state property. The arrest comes amid widespread complaints about chronic shortages of medicines at State health facilities, which have prompted police to intensify operations against the illegal pharmaceutical trade countrywide. According to the police weekend crime report, the 40-year-old suspect was arrested during an inspection after officers found a variety of prescription and over-the-counter medicines, along with baby formula, displayed for sale on the shelves of his tuckshop. He failed to produce a licence or permit to distribute or sell medicines, as required by the Medicines and Related Substances Control Act of 2003 and the Pharmacy Act of 2004. Police said the suspect could not provide a satisfactory explanation about the source of the medicines. He allegedly admitted to purchasing the baby formula from an unknown man. The total value of the confiscated items is yet to be determined. The suspect faces three charges, namely: Contravention of the Medicines and Related Substances Control Act 13 of 2003 * Contravention of the Pharmacy Act 9 of 2004 * Possession of suspected stolen state property The illegal sale of medicines from tuckshops and shebeens, coupled with unexplained shortages of medicines at State health facilities, is a matter of concern across the country. Police and the Ministry of Health and Social Services have reported an increase in unlicensed outlets stocking antibiotics, painkillers, cough syrups and baby formula suspected to be diverted from state hospitals and clinics. NamPol has repeatedly urged community members to report suspicious sales of medicines and medical supplies. Photos: Contributed The post Otjiwarongo tuckshop owner charged for illegal sale of medicines as police crack down on illicit drug trade appeared first on Informanté.

Renthia Kaimbi A 40-year-old Congolese national was arrested in connection with the theft of suspected stolen medicines from the Otjiwarongo State Hospital, which were allegedly found on the shelves of a tuckshop in Orwetoveni on Friday. Otjozondjupa regional director of health, Gebhardo Timotheus, told the Windhoek Observer that he was informed about the incident last […]