Police operations in Gauteng and Mpumalanga lead to the deaths of eight suspects involved in ATM bombings and cash-in-transit heists, showcasing the effectiveness of multi-agency crime-fighting efforts.
A woman from Ekurhuleni, who fell victim to a dating scam, now lives in fear after the alleged imposter threatened to release her pictures and bewitch her if she does not withdraw her fraud case.
Gauteng police successfully thwarted a cash-in-transit robbery, resulting in the deaths of three suspects during a shootout. Meanwhile, two bank employees face charges for their alleged involvement in a separate robbery.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile urges all South Africans to unite against gender-based violence as the country launches the 16 Days of Activism campaign. The campaign aims to address the alarming statistics surrounding violence against women and children.
A mother from Ekurhuleni shares her heartbreaking story of being swindled out of R200,000 by a man she met on Tinder, warning others to be cautious in their romantic pursuits.
Ekurhuleni has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with key investors to address critical infrastructure challenges and position itself as an economic hub in Africa.
Ekurhuleni’s role as an economic hub is highlighted at the Investment Conference, showcasing opportunities for growth and collaboration.
Almost 100 undocumented children from SADC countries have been arrested in South Africa for their involvement in illicit mining activities, prompting concerns over their rights and welfare.
In the second quarter of the 2024/2025 financial year, South Africa reported a 5. 1% decrease in serious crimes, including significant reductions in murder and robbery rates, according to Minister Senzo Mchunu.
A Brazilian national has been arrested at OR Tambo International Airport for drug trafficking, with over three kilograms of cocaine valued at R1. 8 million found on his person.
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu revealed a 5. 1% decline in serious crimes in South Africa while addressing ongoing challenges in law enforcement and the fight against organised crime.
South African police are appealing for community assistance in solving multiple murder cases across the Eastern Cape, Free State, and Gauteng regions.
The Human Sciences Resource Council’s (HSRC) last week revealed that in 2022 over a third of South African women were abused or faced physical violence, is a national disgrace and scandal pointing to a severe lack of action by government to protect South Africans from this heinous crime.
Pastor Paseka ‘Mboro’ Motsoeneng carries a cross outside court, claiming he is punished for others’ sins while facing serious allegations involving his family.
Children from Southern Africa unite to advocate for their rights and demand quality education, highlighting the barriers they face and the need for action from their leaders.
Abongile Allessing, a victim of gender-based violence, expresses her dismay over a two-year sentence given to her attacker, highlighting systemic failures in the South African justice system.
Free State MEC Saki Mokoena discusses the province’s commitment to housing provision, the importance of timely payments to service providers, and strategies to combat corruption.
The Economic Freedom Fighters express outrage over the HSRC’s findings on gender-based violence, highlighting the government’s failures to protect women in South Africa.
MTN South Africa, in partnership with SAPS, has successfully arrested individuals involved in a One Time Pin scam syndicate, marking a significant step in combating telecommunications fraud.
Disabled People South Africa expresses unwavering support for Mia le Roux after her withdrawal from the Miss Universe pageant due to health concerns, highlighting her advocacy for disability rights.
Free State MEC Saki Mokoena discusses the urgent need for smart cities to address housing challenges and enhance community living.
Johannes Tsepo Molobi has been sentenced to two life terms and an additional 12 years for multiple rapes in Mpumalanga, highlighting the ongoing battle against gender-based violence in South Africa.
As the Economic Freedom Fighters prepare for their third elective conference, tensions rise following the controversial ban of Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, raising questions about the party’s future.
Following serious fraud and theft allegations, Not In My Name calls for the resignation of SAFA President Dr Danny Jordaan, urging sponsors to distance themselves from the association.
Two men have been arrested in connection with a dramatic cash-in-transit heist in Soweto, where community members flocked to the scene in hopes of retrieving cash.
