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Crime
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Farmer fighting for life after torture ordeal reignites rural safety debate
North West farmer, Donovan Marx, is fighting for his life in a hospital in Potchefstroom after he was viciously tortured during a farm attack.
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NGO director convicted of pocketing R700 000 in Lottery funds
The director of an NGO, that was not in operation, was convicted of pocketing R700 000 in Lottery funds.
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Murder suspect arrested in Gauteng after body found buried in Roodepan shack
A murder suspect was arrested in Gauteng after the body of a woman was found buried inside a shack in Lerato Park in Roodepan, Kimberley.
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Hof stel vrou se vonnis ter syde ter wille van minderjarige kinders
Die twee jaar gevangenisstraf van ‘n vrou met minderjarige kinders is deur die hooggeregshof in Kimberley ter syde gestel.
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Kimberley man faces perjury charge over fabricated hijacking case
A man was arrested for perjury after opening a false case of car hijacking.
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Police trace fleeing driver after fatal collision on N8 claims two lives
A driver who allegedly fled the scene of a fatal motor vehicle collision was arrested a week later, and will appear in court soon.
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Amid tension in KZN, 19 suspects have been arrested
19 suspects have been arrested in the unrest in KwaZulu-Natal. The premier Thami Ntuli called on the SANDF to deploy in Durban.
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Six-and-a-half years’ imprisonment for Kathu woman in R1 million fraud case
A former employee of Nashua Kathu was sentenced to six years and six months’ direct imprisonment for fraud and money laundering.
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Former Clover manager in court for alleged R3m fraud
Former Clover South Africa manager Werner Veldman faces serious fraud charges after allegedly defrauding the company of over R3 million.
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Kimberley police seize R160 000 in suspected stolen goods during drug arrest
A foreign national was arrested in Kimberley for possession of suspected illicit drugs and possession of suspected stolen property.









