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A chartered accountant has been convicted of stealing R51m from his clients in the Eastern Cape.

The six alleged illegal mining kingpins from Khutsong and Carletonville were joined by three other accused when they appeared in the Carletonville magistrate’s court on Thursday.

Hawks officials in KZN have confirmed an elderly couple's missing persons case has now been changed to a kidnapping.

A Cape Town law enforcement officer has been cleared of a double murder conviction after shooting undercover cop in January 2020.

Senior police investigator Brig Jaap Burger is scheduled to appear before parliament’s standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) next month to give testimony about allegations of corruption, theft, sabotage and cartels at Eskom.

Friends and family of a KwaZulu-Natal couple believed to have been kidnapped are crowdfunding to raise funds for a reward to help find them.

A vehicle bought with proceeds of crime by a couple serving lengthy jail terms has been declared forfeit to the state.

Building hijackings, much like other organised crimes such as illegal mining, must be given priority by the national government.

Last week, U.S. News & World Report released its annual school rankings, and it's easy to see why Monongalia County Schools Superintendent Dr. Eddie Campbell Jr. is thrilled with the results.

Hawks head Godfrey Lebeya revealed that a total of 31 police officers were killed in almost as many incidents during the period under review.