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Police are at the scene where a security guard was wounded in a suspected cash-in-transit heist in Perseverance, Nelson Mandela Bay, on Tuesday morning.

Saps and DMRE also called out for failing to curb a highly organised illegal mining operation contributing to Lily mine pillar collapse.

Six of the seven men who include three police officers accused of a cash-in-transit heist that netted them coins worth R2,500 have been granted R5,000 bail each.

André de Ruyter is currently under investigation by the SIU for alleged maladministration during his tenure as Eskom CEO.

The drone surveillance industry is expanding, potentially offering more jobs in a shrinking market, but the use of aerial surveillance, especially in residential areas, raises privacy concerns.

Sources say the board will wait until the investigation is completed before making a decision

Complaint of alleged collusion by four firms in a R240 million Eskom tender has been dismissed.

Four of 31 bids for the tender were signed by the same person and contained similar or the same documents.

A security guard caught up in the shooting near King Shaka International Airport has recounted the moment he and his team came under fire by suspected hijackers on the N2.

One cannot fail to note the cluster of white Afrikaners who seemingly find themselves in the trenches fighting off a criminal siege of the power utility. And some are fighting among themselves too.