Durban Metro Police Warns Motorists About Fake AARTO SMS Scam
The Durban Metro Police Service is warning motorists about a fraudulent SMS scam involving fake AARTO infringement notices.
Mpumalanga Police Investigate Murder After Teenagers Found Dead at Sabie Lodge
Mpumalanga police have opened a murder investigation following the deaths of two teenagers whose bodies were discovered at a lodge in Sabie earlier this week.
29 Foreign Nationals Arrested During Labour Inspection in Hammarsdale
Twenty-nine foreign nationals have been arrested during a multidisciplinary labour inspection in Hammarsdale, west of Durban.
Virginia Santa Claus Donates Kidney to Give Stranger a Second Chance
A man known for dressing up as Santa Claus every year to spread Christmas cheer has delivered an extraordinary gift months ahead of the festive season.
Limpopo Police Seize R50,000 Worth of Illicit Cigarettes and Pellet Gun
Limpopo police have seized illicit cigarettes worth an estimated R50,000 and a pellet gun during an operation in Mabopane village outside Burgersfort.
Motorists Warned of Heavy Traffic and Delays on N3 This Long Weekend
Motorists travelling along the N3 Toll Route this long weekend are being urged to plan their journeys carefully, with traffic volumes expected to increase from Friday afternoon.
Pick n Pay CFO Lerena Olivier Retires After 15 Years With Retailer
Pick n Pay has confirmed the retirement of its Chief Financial Officer, Lerena Olivier, following the conclusion of the retailer’s Annual General Meeting on Thursday, 6 August.
School Violence Under Scrutiny After Learner Dies in KwaZulu-Natal
Concerns over school safety are mounting following the death of a 19-year-old learner who was allegedly assaulted on school premises in KwaZulu-Natal.
School Robbery Raises Fresh Concerns Over Learner Safety in Gauteng
Concerns over the safety of learners and teachers are growing following a series of violent incidents reported at schools across South Africa.
Kokstad Community Loses Trust in Police After Series of Child Murders
A Kokstad ward councillor says the failure to arrest those responsible for a series of child murders has severely damaged residents’ trust in the police and government.
ANC Says No Known Threats Against Slain eThekwini Councillor
The ANC in the eThekwini region says it was not aware of any threats against ward 17 councillor Sbusiso Khwela before he was gunned down at his office on Thursday.
Hawks Add Murder, Fraud and Child Pornography Charges Against Alleged Soweto Sextortion Kingpin
The Hawks have added several serious charges to the case against alleged Soweto sextortion kingpin Ifeel Simango as investigators continue to strengthen their case.
KwaZulu-Natal Braces for Cold Snap, Snow and Heavy Rain Next Week
KwaZulu-Natal is preparing for another cold snap next week, with a powerful cold front expected to bring heavy rain, snow, strong winds and rough seas to parts of the province.
Two Arrested in Johannesburg With R16 Million in Allegedly Stolen Copper
Two Chinese nationals have been arrested in Booysens, Johannesburg, after allegedly being found in possession of stolen copper sheets valued at approximately R16 million.
Repatriation Underway for 11 Zimbabwean Bus Crash Victims
Repatriation arrangements are underway in the Free State for the 11 people who died in a bus crash on the N1 between Trompsburg and Edenburg.
More Than 30 Undocumented Foreign Nationals Arrested in Pietermaritzburg Operation
More than 30 undocumented foreign nationals have been arrested during a multidisciplinary compliance operation targeting businesses in Pietermaritzburg.
FIFA Apologises Over Abandoned Commercial Rights Plan as Infantino Retains Support
FIFA has apologised to its member associations over the handling of a controversial proposal to sell a stake in the organisation’s future commercial rights, while reaffirming its support for president Gianni Infantino.
10-Year Driver’s Licence Could Arrive Sooner After Cabinet Approval
South African motorists could see the validity period of driver’s licences extended from five to 10 years sooner than expected after Cabinet approved the proposal ahead of schedule.
Lamola Recalls SA High Commissioner to India After Zuma Visit
International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola has recalled South Africa’s High Commissioner to India, Anil Sooklal, for consultations after he was seen accompanying former president Jacob Zuma and alleged state capture figure Ajay Gupta during Zuma’s recent visit to India.
Two Mpumalanga Officials to Appear in Court Over Forensic Investigator’s Murder
Two officials from the Mpumalanga Premier’s Office accused of murdering forensic investigator Izzy Machaba are expected to appear in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday.
About 80 Detained After Anti-Illegal Immigration Protest Turns Violent in Kranskop
Police in KwaZulu-Natal are questioning about 80 people following a violent anti-illegal immigration protest in Kranskop, near Greytown.
NSFAS to Allow More Than 70,000 Eligible Students to Register
More than 70,000 students who meet the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) funding criteria will be allowed to register, following a decision by the scheme’s administrator.
IDAC Advocate Defends Demeanour at Madlanga Commission
Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) State Advocate Drushantha Ramsamy has defended her conduct while testifying before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, saying she was not acting out of vindictiveness or taking pleasure in the difficulties faced by her former boss, Andrea Johnson.
Madlanga Commission Hears Witness Was Allegedly Flown to Eastern Cape Through Mchunu’s Arrangements
An Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) State Advocate has told the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry that a witness linked to an investigation into the alleged irregular procurement of a Crime Intelligence forklift was flown from Pretoria to the Eastern Cape through arrangements reportedly made by Police Minister Senzo Mchunu.