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Ratepayers and residents in Umhlanga, Durban, have raised concerns about retail outlets operating outside regulated hours, resulting in noise pollution, crime and contravention of the city’s by-laws.

Ballistics expert W/O Cornelius Roelofse has told the Pretoria high court the gun confirmed to have fired the fatal shot that killed footballer Senzo Meyiwa was the same gun he investigated in a separate murder case in 2015.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has described the Johannesburg fire that took the lives of at least 70 people on Thursday as a “tragic disaster”.

In Cape Town, an important precedent has been set that there is nothing to gain through lawlessness and violence

Ballistics expert Lt-Col Chris Mangena has taken the stand in the Senzo Meyiwa trial today.

Gauteng police have seized meat carcasses hijacked from a delivery truck, guns and ammunition, blue lights and signal jammers at a property in Alexandra, Johannesburg.

Dr Nandipha Magudumana has told the Bloemfontein magistrate's court that she did not "voluntarily" leave the country with her boyfriend Thabo Bester earlier this year but did so under pressure and threats from the convicted rapist and murderer.

From April to the end of June, 1,489 people were killed in Gauteng, which was a 0.1% decline, the first since the Covid-19 pandemic.

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A smiling Nongcebo Faith Ntombela posed for media photographs when she appeared in the Umlazi magaistrate's court on Tuesday in connection with the murder of her husband, eThekwini municipality VIP protection captain Thomas Ntombela, in May.