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The wheels are coming off for the police in Nelson Mandela Bay as some are having to patrol in unserviced vehicles with smooth tyres.

At least four of the 15 people arrested in connection with murders and attempted murders at the University of Fort Hare had been placed on suspension by the university since 2022.

The murder of well-known Motherwell businessman Philasande “Coke” Jakavula has sent shockwaves across Nelson Mandela Bay.

We, as a people, also need to look into the mirror and ask ourselves why we allow anger to get the better of us so easily and why human life has become so cheap.

The eight-year-old girl who was the only passenger known to survive the tragic bus accident that claimed 45 lives on Thursday in Limpopo is in safe hands, according to health MEC Dr Phophi Ramathuba, who visited the girl at an undisclosed hospital.

The Information Regulator says it appears the public sector is more reluctant to comply with personal information regulations as the South African Police Service (SAPS) is in trouble again for breaking the Protection of Personal Information Act (Popia).

DA federal council chairperson Helen Zille says the party has sought the best and the brightest

An extensive search is under way for six fishermen aboard a rigid hull inflatable boat who went missing at the weekend off the Cape coast.

The KwaZulu-Natal health department has urged police to leave “no stone unturned” after a well-known Pietermaritzburg paediatrician was found murdered in the boot of her car.

Almost 2,000 applications have not been finalised with other outstanding liquor licence applications dating back to 2021