A SAPS investigating officer has requested that the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate’s Court not grant a businessman accused of rape, statutory rape,
Police under-resourcing had contributed to the violence that rocked KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng last July. Testifying at the Human Rights Commission’s
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has scrutinised South Africa’s capacity to safely dispose of medical waste. Earlier this month, the
Ethiopia has started its electricity production from the Blue Nile. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inaugurated the milestone multi-billion-dollar project.
Families whose loved ones were murdered by a serial killer have finally received the remains of their bodies, after waiting
More allegations of racism at South African schools have come to the fore. The latest is the Milnerton High School.
The City of Johannesburg has followed in the footsteps of the Tshwane Municipality in disconnecting services from its debtors who
President Cyril Ramaphosa says that fixing the economy is the most important challenge that he will address. He has however
More than 2600 people have applied for a five-year-old job advert for the City of Cape Town’s learner law enforcement
Some of the cases referred to the National Prosecuting Authority by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) were not court-ready. The
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde will deliver his annual State of the Province Address (SOPA) in Veldrift this afternoon. In
The DA has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to fire his entire Cabinet. Party leader John Steenhuisen tabled the motion
Public Works Minister Patricia de Lille has appointed the COEGA Development Corporation – an independent engineering team to conduct a detailed
A mentally ill man has been stoned to death in Pakistan. This is the latest blasphemy-related act of violence to
The Delft Community Policing Forum is mourning the loss of its deputy chairperson, Jamiel Spannenberg. On Saturday, police found his
The public seems to be reluctant to take President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) seriously. Radio 786 spoke
None of the social compact plans implemented by President Cyril Ramaphosa have worked. And the director of the Centre for
South Africa is marching to a dysfunctional state with the governing ANC’s deep factionalism largely contributing to the situation. This
Labour wants a frank assessment and clear interventions of how President Cyril Ramaphosa’s administration plans on turning the nation around.
Local and provincial governments should be empowered with more resources and responsibilities to get the job done at a more
