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After the judgment by the Labour Appeal Court on Monday which interdicted the Nehawu strike in essential service sectors, the union says its strike in other areas in the public service not covered by the court order will continue.

A Johannesburg woman has accused her former boyfriend of abusing his power as a police officer by having her arrested only because she initially laid assault charges against him.

The SA Policing Union vowed not to "surrender" until its salary demands were met.

AfriForum and the DA have condemned the decision by the Western Cape police to record complainants' statements in English only.

A high school pupil who, with a friend, allegedly faked his own kidnapping in a bid to make his parents pay a R7,000 ransom got himself arrested instead and will appear in court on Monday.

Ransom reportedly running into millions of rands has been demanded from her family who own various Thohoyandou businesses

A collective failure to pursue an investigation into a burglary at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm has resulted in known suspects still walking free years later – adding to concerns of a cover up.

Taking many East Londoners right back to their childhood, Lance de Jongh has made a nostalgic play at being the resident ice cream man.

OR Tambo 17, who were nabbed for dealing in drugs, racketeering, theft and defeating the ends of justice are still at work.

Former eThekwini mayor Zandile Gumede’s advocate Jay Naidoo wants to see the bundle of documents which were dropped off “anonymously” at reception at the city integrity and investigations unit.