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More than 1 700 people were murdered in Gauteng between October and December 2023.

Deputy President Paul Mashatile has cautioned political parties against using social media to run campaigns that are unjust, deceptive and hateful as the country heads to what has been dubbed a watershed election in May 2024.

Despite political vows, squatter camps in Gauteng persist, echoing hollow promises.

In this interview Moeletsi Mbeki has identified five deadly sins that contributed to the ANC’s downfall and the country’s current issues.

Rehabilitation centers report alarming rise in drug abuse in Tshwane, highlighting local drug networks and challenges in combating addiction.

The Gauteng legislature's committee on community safety returned to the Diepsloot police station to follow up on interventions meant to curb the high levels of crime in the area.

The CPF said while police had committed to engaging them regularly, they failed to join the monthly meetings meant to address their challenges.

Individuals in South Africa are more likely to lose their lives due to disputes, misunderstandings, or road rage incidents.

Police on Friday attributed recent incidents of crime in Diepsloot, north of Johannesburg, to a gang of about five or six people who have allegedly been terrorising the area since October last year.

Meshoe said taking Israel to court will not improve the Israel-Palestine situation.