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Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Sunday night.

While Hawks boss Lieutenant-General Godfrey Lebeya kept silent on whether the July unrest was planned and coordinated, he did say authorities had only reached the halfway mark of those they were still planning to arrest.

The National Democratic Revolution is inconsistent with the Constitution, the doctrine of the separation of powers and the exercise of checks and balances in governance. It is at the root of the corruption issues in South Africa.

The Spanish authorities are investigating key figures in Prasa’s notorious Vossloh España/Swifambo "too-tall train" deal.


The Spanish authorities are investigating corruption on the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa). Meanwhile South African regulation enforcement –

Prasa: The NPA and Interpol are gathering evidence while a court date is awaited from the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Rampant rail and other infrastructure crimes, which cost billions of rands in losses, could be a thing of the past in KwaZulu-Natal

Specialised Multi-Disciplinary Economic Infrastructure Task Teams (EITTs) have been launched to help curb infrastructure crimes.

Two men pulled an imitation handgun on a driver before hitting him over the head with a metal pole.

Three people have been arrested by the Hawks after allegedly scamming a pensioner out of approximately R2.3 million, promising to double her returns.