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The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure minister enlists law enforcement agencies and cyber security experts to investigate.

A forfeiture order valued at R53m has been granted to the Special Investigating Unit and Asset Forfeiture Unit by the Pretoria high court as part of an investigation into the fraudulent transfer of government land to a syndicate.

The SIU says a syndicate defrauded the land reform department and the respective deeds registries in Vryburg, Pretoria and Johannesburg

You know a battle is really on when ANC head honchos start talking of each other in animalistic terms.

Outgoing Limpopo premier Stan Mathabatha has given himself full marks for a job well done in turning the province around after he was appointed to the position 11 years ago.

The Warwick Beacon’s Athlete of the Week is Pilgrim lacrosse player Ryan Barlow. The senior captain has remained one of the state’s most dangerous players and put on a show in a state …

The Bishop Hendricken lacrosse team is in the thick of the Division I playoff hunt and sits at 5-3 in league play, good for third place overall. The Hawks’ most recent game was against …

He could be the youngest player in the national men’s basketball league and Napier Boys’ High School pupil Jackson Ball has the name to go with the game. But...

The matric certificate fraud case of Eastern Cape health department spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo has been transferred to the East London specialised commercial crimes court. He will make his first appearance in that court on May 22. Kupelo was granted R30,000 bail by the Zwelitsha magistrate’s court after handing himself over to the Hawks in East London last week.

The Hawks in the Free State on Monday announced that the owners of two companies alleged to have scammed the Covid-19 Temporary Employment Relief Scheme (TERS) were arrested last week.