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Suspected robbers linked to robberies of two Bloemfontein jewellery stores in custody
Two suspected armed robbers of Bloemfontein jewellery stores launch their bid for bail.
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High Court judge and clergyman facing corruption charges in R2.4 million bribery case
Four people, including a prominent High Court judge and a leader of the International Pentecost Holiness Church, appeared before the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court this week on serious corruption…
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Local Kraaifontein non-profits represented at the G20 civil society summit in Johannesburg
Resentatives from three non-profit organizations traveled to Johannesburg to ensure that the struggles of vulnerable Kraaifontein communities reached the highest levels of decision-making.
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Urgent forensic audit into Matjhabeng finances demanded
An urgent forensic audit is demanded for Matjhabeng Local Municipality, grappling with over R14 billion debt. DA councillor Coreen Malherbe insists on immediate revenue safeguards and transparency in recovery efforts.…
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Sea Point High bullying incident under investigation by police
Bullying is back in the spotlight after A Grade 8 learner at Sea Point High was allegedly physically attacked by three fellow learners.
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Diplomatic deep freeze: US-South Africa relations hit rock bottom after G20 summit
The recent G20 summit held in Johannesburg put a spotlight on South Africa’s aspirations but sadly, it also magnified the increasing discord between Pretoria and Washington. As the summit unfolded,…
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Attempted murder case opened against head of Matjhabeng’s controversial “rogue unit”
A female security officer has opened an attempted murder case against the head of Matjhabeng’s controversial “rogue unit” This follows a shooting incident that has raised fresh questions about the…
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Onwettige rituele in berge verhoog brandgevaar in Du Toitskloof
Die brandseisoen in die Drakenstein-vallei word bemoeilik deur godsdienstige groepe wat onwettig vure maak met min bystand om dit hok te slaan.
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Cape Town mayor backs parliamentary probe into violent crime crisis
Cape Town Mayor Hill-Lewis welcomes Parliament probe into violent crime, highlighting 5% conviction rate for illegal firearms and calling for expanded municipal policing powers.
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O.R. Tambo district records 149 initiation deaths over nine years
Unless the relevant stakeholders and the municipal leadership take a stance that they will be actively involved in the traditional circumcision processes, there will be no end in sight to…
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