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A group of 41 mineworkers who are alleged to be holding 500 of their colleagues hostage underground on the East Rand are apparently armed and controlling their movements.

A Portuguese businessman who was kidnapped outside his business premises in Bramley, Johannesburg north, was rescued in Kempton Park.

Details of the crash that claimed the lives of a police officer and four prison inmates on the M1 near Melrose in Johannesburg have been released.

The eight VIP protection unit officers accused of assaulting a motorist on the N1 highway near Fourways in Johannesburg are back at work.

A woman died after being swept off a bridge at the weekend when a swollen river forced her hiking party to backtrack on a steep trail in the Western Cape.

The families of Gold One workers who have been underground since Sunday have started gathering outside the mine in Springs, on the East Rand, in large numbers.

The defence for the five men accused of killing former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa (https://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/south-africa/2023-10-20-meyiwa-accuseds-lawyer-argues-rights-were-violated/) in October 2014 have poked holes in the experience of a police officer who is a state witness in the trial.

President Cyril Ramaphosa hailed law enforcement agencies for achieving a huge breakthrough earlier this month in the effort to root out corruption at Eskom.

Officials confirm that one police officer and four of the eight prisoners died in the crash on the M1 near Melrose in Johannesburg