Lise Beyers
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It has been one year since KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi stood before the media and delivered allegations so explosive that they would ultimately rip through the fabric of South Africa’s criminal justice system.
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Despite the police claiming that the 30 June xenophobic protests were relatively peaceful, large communities were left devastated.
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A Metropolitan Police officer and his co-accused appeared in court following their arrest in connection with the robbery of precious stones worth R14.9 million.
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Prince Harry’s stay in London has been thrown into confusion after Buckingham Palace contradicted his spokesperson and denied he would be hosted at the royal residence.
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Minimum wage earners in South Africa face a 51% food shortfall after essential expenses, with rising costs worsening nutritional access for families.
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The South African Human Rights Commission will hold fresh hearings on Monday to investigate why millions of people still go hungry despite the country’s ability to feed its entire population.
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The US football team received a reprieve for player Balogun’s red card, sparking controversy ahead of the quarter-finals match with Belgium.
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Private investigator Mike Bolhuis has confirmed that former reality television glam-girl Mel Viljoen has pledged her “full and unconditional cooperation” with investigations into allegations of fraud, racketeering and theft involving her and her husband, disbarred lawyer Peet Viljoen.
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Two men have been arrested for the illegal fitting and possession of blue lights on a private vehicle.
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Johannesburg residents are now paying a heavily increased monthly water levy despite an ongoing legal challenge that questions whether the charge is lawful.
