Crime
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Jong onderwysstudent deur die nag doodgemartel in De Doorns
DE DOORNS – ’n Negentienjarige onderwysstudent van De Doorns se lewe is op die vooraand van die 16 Dae van Aktivisme van geen geweld teenoor vroue en kinders wreed kortgeknip…
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Macassar teens arrested for illegal firearm possession
Two teenagers were arrested on charges of illegal possession of firearms and ammunition after police discovered an imitation firearm at a Macassar secondary school on Monday, leading to an investigation…
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Fifth NMU student’s death in three weeks sends shockwaves through campus
Outrage and concerns mount at Nelson Mandela University after news emerged about Sesethu Enhle Mboza (19), who allegedly took her own life after being sexually assaulted.
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Known gangster killed in mass shooting in Montrose Park
Two people were killed in a mass shooting in Montrose Park, which is also known as The Farm, in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Update| All four Wynberg court escapees back in custody
Police have re-arrested all four Wynberg court escapees, including final suspect Ismail George, who was captured in Mitchell’s Plain.
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Strand jailbreak: Second escaped prisoner surrenders, 1 still at large
Glenville Jantjies, one of three prisoners who escaped from Strand Magistrates’ Court on 27 October, surrendered to police on Friday, leaving only Denver Pietersen still at large after the trio’s…
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Matric learner faces court after allegedly pouring boiling water on classmate
A 20-year-old female school learner is scheduled to appear in Lebowakgomo Magistrates’ Court today following her arrest for allegedly pouring boiling water on a fellow learner.
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35 lives claimed in devastating central Vietnam record rains
Record-breaking rainfall and flooding in central Vietnam have killed 35 people, displaced thousands, and caused extensive destruction, reflecting the country’s vulnerability to climate change.
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Mass stabbing on London-bound train leaves two in critical condition
British authorities are investigating a mass stabbing aboard a London-bound passenger train that left multiple people injured and two victims fighting for their lives, police announced Sunday. Two British nationals…
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Mayor slams SAPS decline as POPCRU backs detectives
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has renewed his criticism of the South African Police Service (SAPS) for failing to address the growing gang and drug violence in the city, warning…
