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The Democratic Alliance in KwaZulu-Natal is calling for immediate action from the South African Police Service and local stakeholders to enhance security in shopping malls, as rising violent crime threatens community safety and economic stability.
Cyril Must Fall' protesters will march through Tshwane to the Union Buildings this Friday, causing significant traffic disruptions as the Defend South Africa movement demands Ramaphosa's resignation over alleged corruption, economic decline and the Phala Phala scandal.
In a significant development, Minister Ntshavheni has revealed AfriForum has acknowledged the accuracy of government farm murder statistics while addressing Cabinet concerns about 'right-wing misinformation campaigns'. The briefing also covered employment gains in key sectors, SASSA card migration deadlines, and South Africa's preparations for hosting the upcoming G20 Summit, including readiness of World Heritage Sites.
In a significant development, Minister Ntshavheni has revealed AfriForum has acknowledged the accuracy of government farm murder statistics while addressing Cabinet concerns about 'right-wing misinformation campaigns'. The briefing also covered employment gains in key sectors, SASSA card migration deadlines, and South Africa's preparations for hosting the upcoming G20 Summit, including readiness of World Heritage Sites.
Find out why South Africa has been ranked as the fifth most dangerous country to visit in 2025, trailing behind Afghanistan, and what this means for travellers planning their trips
As violent crime surges in KwaZulu-Natal, communities unite in a desperate plea for security, with one community, demanding the army's deployment and more effective policing in the face of escalating fear and lawlessness.
Avoiding behaviours that make you a target can significantly reduce your risk of being hijacked, and it’s also important to know what to do if it does happen.
A tragic incident unfolded during a rugby match in Langebaan, Western Cape, where 18-year-old Ryan Don Samuels was fatally stabbed, leaving his family and community in mourning.
A young spectator was tragically stabbed to death during a rugby match in Langebaan, prompting an outpouring of grief and calls for safety at sporting events.
Human Rights Day serves as a crucial reminder of our commitment to dignity, freedom, and equality. As South Africa commemorates this day, we must confront the pressing issue of gender-based violence and take decisive action.
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.
A recent IPID report uncovers a disturbing trend of police officers in South Africa engaging in organised crime, raising serious concerns about corruption within law enforcement
Discover how SAPS is addressing AfriForum's allegations of underreported farm murders and what this means for rural safety.
In a bold confrontation with President Ramaphosa, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi warns that without concrete solutions to the province's critical G-13 challenges - from rampant corruption to failing infrastructure - their high-level meeting would be futile. This comes as national government intervenes in the province's mounting service delivery crisis.
Police are searching for an armed gang responsible for a violent cash-in-transit heist in KwaZulu-Natal, where multiple security officers were injured during the ambush.
Discover how Premier Lesufi's government is implementing innovative strategies to combat crime in Gauteng, aiming for a safer and more secure province