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A 53-year-old man accused of tricking a Mozambican teenager to come to South Africa for a job, only to rape her for months, appeared in the Alexandra magistrate's court this week.

Hawthorn chief executive Justin Reeves quits the club, telling the board he wishes to "prioritise his mental health and wellbeing" in the wake of a turbulent nine months for the club.

The two men and the woman on trial for human trafficking in Cape Town will apply for a discharge of the case against them.

A 53-year-old Mozambican man has been arrested for allegedly trafficking a 15-year-old girl from his country after promising her a job in Alexandra only to use her as a sex slave.



Hawks investigations revealed that Ndileka Mfunda - a former Sars accountant, submitted false claims to the revenue service between 2009 and 2014.

They are are concerned we will get a wage price spiral, then employers are charging extra to cover the costs and wages go up again to cover that. so far its not an that is happening but certainly there is enough ammunition for the hawks who want to raise interest rate on the bank of englands monetary committee to out shout the dubs that dont. thank you for giving us the latest in getting behind some of the headline figures. anki. one of australias highest profile tv hosts has presented his final...

James Curran is Professor of Modern History at Sydney University.

The fired former head of the Hawks in the Western Cape has to be reinstated, with R1.9 million backpay, after an arbitrator ruled that her dismissal was unfair.

The UDM has threatened court action and wants President Cyril Ramaphosa charged for not directly reporting the theft at his Phala Phala farm to the right authorities.

A former government official and a company director face fraud, corruption and money laundering charges in court on Tuesday – two decades after R420m was spent building an “unusable” mental health facility in the Northern Cape.