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Tensions escalated at Walter Sisulu University after a residence manager allegedly opened fire on students protesting poor accommodation conditions, leaving one dead and multiple injured.
After evading capture for nearly five years, Linda Hlongwa, a suspected murderer and extortionist, was arrested in Midrand thanks to tips from the community.
Students at Walter Sisulu University are protesting following a tragic incident where one student was killed and others injured by a residence manager during unrest over poor living conditions.
Tensions escalate at Walter Sisulu University after a residence manager allegedly opened fire on students protesting poor accommodation conditions, leaving one dead and multiple injured
Police in KwaZulu-Natal are urgently seeking Linda Hlongwa, the prime suspect in a shocking double murder case involving his girlfriend and her mother.
After weeks of searching, the body of Coleen Thaver, a missing woman from KwaZulu-Natal, has been found, leading to the arrest of her alleged killer.
Following the tragic deaths of six patrollers in the Marry Me informal settlement, local authorities have announced plans to upgrade the area with essential services, including water and electricity.
Police have arrested two suspects, including an undocumented Zimbabwean national found with an illegal firearm, following the fatal shooting of six community patrollers in Soshanguve. While families of victims express mixed reactions about whether justice will be served, Minister Mchunu links border management issues to rising crime rates.
Residents of the Marry Me Informal Settlement in Soshanguve township are living in fear due to alleged extortion by individuals providing illegal electricity connections.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has condemned the brutal murder of five community safety patrollers in Soshanguve, promising swift action from police to apprehend the perpetrators. The community is left in shock as they face ongoing violence and crime.
A tragic incident in Jane Furse has left the family of 64-year-old male nurse Morudi Frank Phetla reeling, as he was found dead under suspicious circumstances. His son, who fainted upon hearing the news, is currently in the hospital.
The Helen Suzman Foundation applied to be admitted as an ‘amicus curiae’ in the case brought by the families of the victims who were killed and disappeared during the apartheid era.
A community-led anti-crime march in Amaoti, KwaZulu-Natal, ended in tragedy when six people were gunned down over two days, including community activists. The killings have sparked outrage and urgent calls for military intervention as residents face escalating violence.