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The National Consumer Commission has recalled Duggan Lovely shampoo due to the presence of bacteria that could cause scalp infections. The Department of Transport is working on delivering new driver's license cards and printing equipment. Mountain passes in the Lekro Karu region are closed for construction and repairs. A man has been arrested for the murder of his girlfriend in Limpopo. The building sector remains depressed despite some improvement in confidence. Into your top stories this hour, Consumer Commission recalls Duggan Lovely shampoo transport department on track with new driver's license card and Lille Karoo region mountain passes remain closed. The time is 2 o'clock, I am Maria Gantama Shabani, good afternoon. The National Consumer Commission has urged consumers to immediately stop using 50 milliliter single-use neutralization shampoo in Duggan Lovely Moisture Plus kit and the Duggan Lovely Antibreakage kit. L'Oreal says it has detected bacteria which could cause scalp infection in users with compromised immune system. The bacteria was detected during a quality control check. The product, produced April last year, was distributed nationally and exported to neighboring countries. Consumers in possession of the product must return to retailers for a refund. The Department of Transport says it's on track to deliver a new driver's license card and printing equipment for the country. The department says it has completed the evaluation and adjudication of the bids for service providers. The audit process is the only last handle standing this way. The department's spokesperson, Colonel Mzee says a bid process to source a service provider to deliver a turnkey solution is still under consideration. Just to emphasize, with the evaluation and adjudication of the bid completed, we're now at the stage where the bid is undergoing standard and required department's audit processes. We therefore, as a department, cannot finalize the bid process until that stage is completed. We therefore plead for patience as it is prohibited by law not to walk our nose into the affairs of the bidding committees. Traffic authorities in the Niflo-Karu region of the Western Cases, the Mirinspot Pass will remain closed until further notice due to extensive construction work. Repairs are underway, including the rebuilding of the section of the road. The pass links Old Horns on the Buitford West in the central Karu. The Swenberg Pass also remains closed due to bad road conditions. A 39-year-old man will appear in Plexier Magistrate Court in Limpopo today for the murder of his girlfriend. According to the police, the 38-year-old woman was assaulted and stabbed to death yesterday in Bershukville. She died while receiving medical help at the clinic. The two fought while they were at a tavern and the tavern owner intervened. Police spokesperson Colin Maslela-Ledwaba says the suspect followed the victim while she was on her way to the police station to report the assault. This information which led to the arrest of the suspect while he was in Berrattford town going to Ledingbeck at around 20 hour on Sunday 9th June 2024. The suspect will appear before Plexier Magistrate Court on Monday 10th June 2024. Sentiments in the building sector remain depressed despite improving confidence in the entire building value chain. The FNB and BER building confidence index increased from 27 in the first quarter to 35 in the second quarter. The improved confidence was seen in the hardware retailers, building main contractors and material manufacturers including quantity surveyors, architect and subcontractors. However, the current index level means that 65% of the survey respondents are still unhappy with the current business conditions. According to the FNB, clients are hesitant to commit until their greater political certainty followed the election. However, responders are hopefully about the next quarter. Recapping Intel Top Stories this hour, Consumer Commission recalls Dagen Lavely Shampoo, Transport Department on track with new driver's license card and Lekro Karu region mountain passes remain closed. For Madiwing FM News, I am Raya Gansama Shabani.
