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'Diwe took control of the birth and thanks to God, everything went well,' says Const Jabulani Shongwe.

The headquarters of the South African Police Service has been closed after being declared unfit for human occupation.

One person has been arrested for alleged public violence after an altercation between protesting employees at the University of Pretoria and law enforcement officers.

The KZN police chief says there is no truth to reports the hitmen behind the murders of rapper AKA and Tebello Motsoane have been arrested in eSwatini.

Jozi Trails, a non-profit organisation which manages the 37km-long public nature trail along the Braamfontein Spruit in Johannesburg, on Tuesday said six robberies took place between Jan Smuts Avenue and Winnie Mandela Drive from December 18 2023 to February 10 2024.

Naval officer Keamogetswe Khunofu, charged with culpable homicide for the death of Michelle de Clerck, appeared in the Vredenburg magistrate’s court on Tuesday, 20 months after the case against him was removed from the roll.

Mpumalanga police have recovered a Toyota Corolla sedan reported stolen 14 years ago in the Eastern Cape after noticing something amiss.

A 38-year-old Gauteng man who allegedly held his wife and children hostage was arrested after shooting and injuring three SAPS members who responded to the drama on Sunday.

Police and traditional and government leaders have slammed large gatherings of amakrwala in towns and villages, urging residents to avoid these meetings as they often result infights. The leaders said the illegal gatherings called ukudodisana (questioning each other’s legitimacy on the rite of ulwaluko), where amakrwala (young men who graduated from initiation schools) scrutinise one another’s genuine manhood and share alcohol, was not only a disgrace to manhood, but bred criminality and gan...

With President Cyril Ramaphosa having announced May 29 as voting day;here is a summary of what some political parties are offering in their manifestos to win your vote.