Mchunu's chief of staff confirmed links with Mogotsi, says Mkhwanazi
KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi told the parliamentary inquiry that former police officer Cedric Nkabinde had no clue about ...
Chaos erupts during service delivery march to civic centre
Khayelitsha residents clashed with police while demanding a meeting with Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis during a protest march. The community's grievances include ...
Home Affairs extends Zimbabwe Exemption Permit until 2027, benefiting 180 000 holders
Home Affairs Minister Dr Leon Schreiber has granted a vital extension of the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP) until May 28, 2027, providing crucial support for thousands ...
Two men released on warning after allegedly assaulting Kimberley police officer
Two men accused of assaulting a female police officer in Beaconsfield have been released on warning after a court appearance, as provincial authorities strongly ...
Inside Israeli detention: Activist Ciarrie Shelver's harrowing experience after Gaza Flotilla interception
A South African activist detained by Israeli forces while attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza as part of the Global Sumud Flotilla has described being ...
Cruise into 2026 refreshed with MSC Opera
As the new year unfolds, sail away on MSC Opera for a rejuvenating expedition that promises relaxation, adventure, and culinary delights. Don't miss out on a magical ...
DA's Kohler-Barnard defies calls to step down amid intelligence leak claims
DA MP Dianne Kohler-Barnard refuses to recuse herself from Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee while her party seeks legal advice on serious allegations that she leaked ...
Triple murder leaves Gugulethu residents in fear, police launch manhunt
Three men have been fatally shot in Gugulethu's Lotus informal settlement, adding to a series of violent incidents that have left the community traumatised.
SCA judge Dambuza-Mayosi hopes to 'add more value" to Concourt
As the Judicial Service Commission interviews candidates for Constitutional Court vacancies, Justice Nambitha Dambuza-Mayosi reveals her insights on judicial independence ...
State hauled to court over failure to enforce National Child Protection Register
Section27 and the Teddy Bear Foundation petition the Gauteng High Court to enforce compliance with the National Child Protection Register, spotlighting alarming ...
How workers 'helped' syndicates loot Tembisa Hospital
The Public Servants Association said the union is aware that vulnerable workers were manipulated by officials linked to known syndicates.
Mkhwanazi dismisses argument that task team was a political initiative
KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi disagrees that the Political Killings Task Team (PKTT) was a political initiative and its ...
Police scale down on team to France for Mthethwa's death
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has scaled down its planned team of investigators sent to France to probe the death of Ambassador Nathi Mthethwa, with only ...
Cape Town Law Enforcement officer fired for alleged involvement in kidnapping and murder
The victim's body was discovered in a shallow grave near Monwabisi beach, with investigators alleging an official Law Enforcement vehicle was used during the crime. ...
Farmer must pay R50 000 for racial slurs against animal welfare inspectors
An Eastern Cape farmer has been found guilty of racial abuse against NSPCA inspectors, resulting in a R50,000 penalty and a court-ordered apology, highlighting the ...
Mozambican man to spend month in jail before being deported after Sea Point owl attack
A Mozambican man has been convicted for the brutal attack on a protected Spotted Eagle Owl in Sea Point, sending a strong message against animal cruelty.
Cosatu demands urgent action for decent and sustainable employment
Cosatu rallies for decent work and sustainable jobs, as the Western Cape government commits to creating over 600 000 jobs by 2035, addressing urgent issues of unemployment ...
Cape Gate appeals Competition Tribunal finding on scrap metal market price-fixing
The Competition Tribunal has ruled that Cape Gate and three other scrap metal buyers engaged in price-fixing, violating South Africa's Competition Act. The Tribunal's ...
Stellenbosch restaurant not liable for patron's slip and fall injuries
A woman’s claim for damages after a trip and fall at a Stellenbosch restaurant has been dismissed by the Western Cape High Court, highlighting the importance of ...