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The search for a missing two-month-old baby taken during an attack on a Durban family has been fraught with difficulties. The KwaZulu-Natal policing forum says there is 'poor cooperation' between police and the Welbedacht community.

The SA National Defence Force is on standby for any violence emanating from Monday's planned EFF shutdown.

Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has confirmed police carried out a search and seizure raid at the offices of the City of Cape Town.

Cape Town's human settlements MMC Malusi Booi has been suspended after the police search and seizure operation at City of Cape Town offices.

The Police in Thohoyandou is pleading with the members of the community for assistance in locating a 34-year-old woman, Fhatuwani Nguluvhe. She is a resident of Bale village and she reportedly went missing on Monday, 06 March 2023 while shopping at Thavhani Mall and has since disappeared. Search operations were conducted at her relatives, friends,

Three suspects charged with R13.9m in fraud and tax evasion will return to the Pretoria magistrate's court on Friday for a bail hearing.

Minister, with due respect, our men and women in blue are not protected at all - nationals from Zimbabwe and Lesotho are causing havoc in our beloved country. Your subordinates were mowed down and bludgeoned to death by Zimbabweans in the past days and there was no comment from the leader of EFF condemning this violence against your police because they are his henchmen from the North who are wreaking havoc in our country.

Ratshilumela Sadam Tshishonga (31), David Muhoma (39), and Tapiwa Agripa Chikomo (35), have appeared in the Pretoria Magistarte’s Court yesterday for illegal possession and trading in elephant tusks. The Hawks’ Serious Organised Crime investigation team sprang into action on Sunday afternoon after intelligence was gathered about the trio’s planned trade of protected species. The team

Operations continue to track and safely retrieve a lioness on the loose in Pretoria.

Health ombud Prof Malegapuru Makgoba has found that former Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospital CEO Dr Nozuku Mkabayi only spent 182 days at the hospital since her appointment on January 1 2021, missing 98 days of work without any reason.