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Mr Mwandha further revealed that tour companies operating within Queen Elizabeth National Park can now request security escorts for their guests

Tshwane Bus Service (TBS) and A Re Yeng will resume bus operations from Monday after a lengthy disruption due to an unprotected strike by Tshwane workers.

Police Minister Bheki Cele addresses allegations of incompetence, attributing calls for his removal to political jealous.

Gang violence has claimed more than 180 lives in Nelson Mandela Bay in the past two years, leaving countless families heartbroken and residents constantly looking over their shoulders, wondering when they will be next.

Briefing Parliament on its annual report on Thursday, the Judicial Inspectorate of Prisons (JICS) noted that the year in review also recorded the highest number of remand detainees ever in the past decade.

Thousands of arrests related to the damage of essential and critical

'The construction mafia consists of various groups that engage in crimes aimed at sabotaging the economy in the construction industry.'

The City of Cape Town has set up an anti-extortion hotline to tackle crimes related to construction projects in the city. Arrests are expected soon.

As KwaZulu-Natal witnesses a growing number of politicians being killed, questions have risen about the effectiveness of information gathering by the security cluster.

The ordinary person is subject to a degree of surveillance that has never before been seen. Such surveillance often occurs in the name of generating safe…