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That government needs to spend billions on VIP protection and blue-light convoys is a grim reminder of its arrogance and vanity

Deputy president Paul Mashatile's office says it doesn't know the armed police officers who were captured assaulting three men on the N1 highway in Johannesburg.

Gauteng police have launched a manhunt for unknown gunmen after a 27-year-old police officer was killed at his home on Sunday evening.



Trade union federation Cosatu and its affiliates will embark on a nationwide strike on Thursday protesting against unemployment, wage cuts, poverty and inequality.

The crash took place on the corner of Sonata and Symphony Way in Belhar, Cape Town, at around 07:20.


The search for a 20-year-old woman who allegedly stole a four-day-old infant in November 2022 finally came to an end on Tuesday when she was arrested and the baby found.

A Mpumalanga woman's hope of seeing 'black money' being converted into real money turned tragic after her boyfriend allegedly vanished into thin air with her R1.6 million pension payout.

A shooting in Braamfontein this week has sparked questions around whether off-duty officers should carry guns, with some saying it has benefits and others claiming it often does more harm than good.

The former police commissioner of Limpopo, Jim Ledwaba, was one of three high-ranking police officers in the Tshwane Magistrate's Court on charges of corruption on Wednesday. 



A Durban woman succumbed to a gunshot wound to her head after she came under attack while on her way to work on Tuesday morning.