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Senzo Mchunu: ‘We respect America, but not Trump’s genocide lies about South Africa'

Minister Senzo Mchunu firmly rejects US President Donald Trump's claims of genocide against South African farmers, labelling them as unfounded and unsubstantiated, while emphasising the country's commitment to democracy and justice.

News Politics
Hope Ntanzi|Published

Justice for Cwecwe | Truth and Solidarity Movement calls for national shutdown on April 8 and resignation of police minister

The president of the Truth and Solidarity Movement has called for a national shutdown on April 8, demanding the resignation of police minister Senzo Mchunu over the alleged mishandling of a tragic child rape case.

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Xolile Mtembu|Published

KZN shopping malls face rising crime | DA demands immediate action

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.

News South Africa
Hope Ntanzi|Published

The Rising Epidemic of Hijackings in SA | Child hijackings on the rise: What families need to know

Examine the disturbing trend of child hijackings in South Africa, with statistics, personal stories, expert recommendations for family safety, and the profound psychological impact on children affected by these crimes.

News Politics
Hope Ntanzi|Published

Deadly attacks mar anti-crime march in KwaZulu-Natal's Amaoti township

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.

News Crime and Courts
Hope Ntanzi|Published

EFF claims government is shielding Cyril Ramaphosa in Phala Phala scandal

The Economic Freedom Fighters criticise the classification of the IPID report as ‘top secret’, alleging a coordinated effort to protect President Ramaphosa in the Phala Phala scandal.

News Politics
Hope Ntanzi|Published