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Premier Mandla Ndlovu assures transparency as the investigation into the controversial R2 million laptop purchase by the Mpumalanga Department of Education approaches its conclusion, amidst rising public outrage over government spending.
An investigation has been launched following a brazen attack on Deputy President Paul Mashatile's official vehicle.
The Department of Correctional Services confirms the unnatural death of inmate Mpho Mkhumbeni at Mangaung Correctional Centre, sparking an investigation into alleged torture and misconduct by prison officials.
The Department of Correctional Services confirms the unnatural death of inmate Mpho Mkhumbeni at Mangaung Correctional Centre, sparking an investigation into alleged torture and misconduct by prison officials.
An eight-year-old girl from Ramosadi village in North West has died after allegedly consuming snacks purchased from a local house, while authorities launch a new R500 million fund to support compliant spaza shop owners amidst concerns over food safety and illegal operations.
The South African Human Rights Commission has subpoenaed the Emfuleni Local Municipality after years of sewage spillage complaints dating back to 2022.
South Africa unites to demand justice for seven-year-old Cwecwe, the SAPS pledges rigorous action in the aftermath of her alleged assault. Will this tragedy be a turning point in the fight against gender-based violence?
President Ramaphosa has signed proclamations enabling the SIU to investigate alleged corruption in multiple state institutions. The probe will examine Gupta-linked payments at Alexkor diamond mining company and expand existing investigations into Eskom, SABC, and SAA. The SIU aims to recover misappropriated state funds and identify systemic failures within these entities dating back to 2013.
Investigations into the fire that killed a patient at Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital in February are ongoing.
A deadly extortion scheme in Soshanguve's Marry Me Informal Settlement has claimed the lives of five night patrollers, with Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi revealing that six suspects have been arrested, and the mastermind is operating from behind bars. The murders expose a complex web of illegal service provision and protection rackets in the settlement.
In a disturbing discovery at Ga-Kuranta village, Limpopo police are investigating the brutal murder of an elderly couple found bound with ropes in their home. The victims, aged 80 and 83, were discovered in separate rooms, sparking a manhunt for the perpetrators of this heinous crime.
An investigation is underway at McDonald’s South Africa following a viral video showing a customer assaulting an employee at the Kenilworth branch, prompting reactions from the public and officials.
Parliamentary police portfolio committee chairperson Ian Cameron challenges the unprecedented 'top secret' classification of the Phala Phala report, raising concerns about transparency and public accountability in a matter of national interest.
ActionSA exposes gross mismanagement in Merafong's healthcare system, where R600m was squandered on a COVID-19 hospital that treated only 147 patients. The party demands immediate prosecution of officials involved and calls for accountability in the AngloGold Ashanti Hospital scandal.
Five suspects were shot and killed in a shootout with police in Ntuzuma, raising concerns about rising crime and community safety.
The car was noted to also have an unknown device attached above the back tyre to the right.
An investigation is under way following a fire at Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital, where a patient died after allegedly igniting a cigarette near an oxygen mask. The incident raises serious concerns about hospital safety and patient monitoring.
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature's Portfolio Committee on Community Safety has demanded immediate action following disturbing footage of patron abuse at Zanzou nightclub in Pretoria, drawing parallels to apartheid-era violence. Officials call for the venue's closure and a thorough investigation into alleged police complicity.
Disturbing footage from Pretoria's Zanzou nightclub reveals alleged human rights violations, prompting investigations and calls for closure. With victims coming forward and allegations of police collusion, the scandal has drawn attention from South Africa's highest authorities.
Legal action is imminent as the SIU investigates the NSFAS lease agreement, raising questions about transparency and accountability in higher education.
Tshwane District Police officers conducted an intelligence-driven operation targeting essential infrastructure crimes, aimed at curbing the illegal trade of secondhand goods and the sale of stolen property linked to vital infrastructure.
Alarmingly, 334 Eskom employees were found with financial ties to vendors, and a staggering 5 464 individuals failed to declare any conflicts of interest.
The latest sighting comes just days after another male baboon was brutally killed by learners at a Delmas school.
Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) said it needs over R70 million to repair stolen and vandalised traffic lights across Johannesburg.
The investigation was launched following a formal complaint submitted by a councillor, detailing allegations related to irregularities in procurement processes of at least three tenders.