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Data on Thursday showed that output in South Africa’s mining sector resumed its decline after a brief bump in April. Meanwhile, Minerals and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe was punting the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act of 2002 which is seen by many observers as a key reason for...

Ian Cameron (Director of the Community Safety Action Society) discusses the latest developments in the blue light victim case.

The Pet Expo returns to Fourways for a weekend full of fun.

The officers who are all part of Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s VIP protection unit, can be seen in a video - that went viral last week - assaulting three civilians on the N1 highway in Fourways.

The VIP protection unit tale is one that requires the watchful eyes of South Africa, in light of credible witnesses being suffocated in courts of law, cases being struck off the roll, and dockets disappearing, writes Vukile Dlwati.

The discussion comes hot on the heels of a controversial video involving the South African Police Service’s VIP protection unit attached to Deputy President Paul Mashatile Armed men from the unit can be seen assaulting three civilians on the N1 highway in Fourways.

Many parts of the country experienced snow this morning with even parts of Johannesburg and Mpumalanga getting its fair share of snow.

The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) is investigating criminal charges of assault and eight officers implicated in the shocking incident have now been served with suspension notices.

Shocking footage went viral last week showing three men being violently assaulted on the side of the N1 highway in Johannesburg by members of the SAPS VIP Protection Unit attached to Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s security detail.

While Agilitee's CEO and founder Mandla Lamba has denied that anything will be sold, a notice of auction states that ten scooters and some office equipment have been earmarked to go to the highest bidder later this month.