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General Fannie Masemola reassures the nation about the safety of the President and Deputy President following an alarming shooting incident involving Deputy President Paul Mashatile.
Dr Gwen Ramokgopa of the ANC responds to allegations of assassination attempts, confirming an investigation into a shooting incident involving Deputy President Mashatile, amid speculation of internal party tensions.
A 36-year-old uncle has been arrested in Mokopane for the alleged rape of his four-year-old niece, igniting outrage and urgent calls for enhanced child protection measures.
Authorities in Limpopo are on high alert as they intensify the manhunt for the assailant responsible for the brutal murder of Father William Banda, a Roman Catholic priest, during a church service.
Self-proclaimed Malawian prophet Shepherd Bushiri expresses support for Nigerian pastor Timothy Omotoso following his acquittal in a lengthy trial, while voicing concerns about his own legal battles in South Africa.
The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (Popcru) has stepped into the controversy surrounding KwaZulu-Natal's top police official, demanding a fair investigation amid allegations of interference. As Mkhwanazi faces scrutiny from Ipid, questions arise about potential political motives behind the probe.
A dramatic shoot-out following the bombing of five AMTs at Jubilee Mall in Hammanskraal, leaving some security injured and the mall temporarily closed.
As police misconduct cases surge in South Africa, the IPID report highlights alarming statistics and the need for accountability within the force.
A shocking case of police corruption unfolds as Tweeling's former police commander receives a three-year jail sentence for using his position, police vehicle, and equipment to orchestrate sheep theft, highlighting a significant breach of public trust.
In a major move towards accountability, Police Minister Senzo Mchunu announces groundbreaking body-camera initiative, with an initial 100 units valued at R28,818 each to be deployed from April. The programme aims to combat corruption and enhance public trust in law enforcement.
An intelligence-driven investigation led to the arrest of two suspects for dealing in drugs, including nyaope and crystal meth, which they were allegedly selling to students at the University of Limpopo (UL).
The DA and ActionSA want an investigation into the purchase of a luxury hotel in Pretoria North by the country's Crime Intelligence unit.