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Drug-dealing former Mdantsane cop Reneal Francis has failed in his Supreme Court of Appeal bid to appeal against his tough 15-year sentence. The SCA this week dismissed his appeal against the Makhanda high court decision refusing him leave to appeal. Francis, 37, was found guilty on two counts of drug dealing after he sold 96 Mandrax tablets in November 2012 to undercover Hawks officers.

They are alleged to have colluded to ensure the companies scored lucrative SAPS contracts worth R47m

Earlier this week, the Durban regional court sentenced accountant Zakariya Vahed, to 15 years' imprisonment for stealing more than R7m from 2009-2019.

Fort campbell, kentucky, the collision happened close to the border with tennessee. we dont have a good sense of exactly what happened. it was a nighttime training mission. these black hawks are hh 60s, which are commonly called pave hawks, often used for med evac we know from a briefing at fort campbell, it was a medical evacuation exercise that they were involved in here, but again, training, not an actual med evacmission they were on its not uncommon in these sorts of training missions for th...

14, to help the host Atlanta Hawks defeat short-handed Cleveland 120-118 on Tuesday and end the Cavaliers four-game winning streak.

An official has been earning two salaries, one from a North West municipality and the other from the national department of water and sanitation.

Dragged from her family business by armed gunmen in broad daylight, stuffed into a car and blindfolded, and then held in a cold, dark room for more than 24 hours, a Gqeberha woman listened as her kidnappers made impossible demands for her release.

The Hawks on Wednesday conducted search and seizure operations at a house in Bedfordview, as well as offices in Germiston and Edenvale, as part of a probe into alleged tender fraud at Thembisa Hospital.

The Hawks in Gauteng conducted a search and seizure operation at a house in Bedfordview as part of a probe into alleged tender fraud at Tembisa Hospital.

The raids were part of the ongoing investigation into the hospitals alleged tender irregularities, which led to the Gauteng Health Department losing R1 billion in sketchy payments between 2016 and 2022.