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The South African Police Service’s Operation Shanela continues to make inroads

During Operation Shanela, some of the suspects were arrested for illegal mining, violation of immigration laws and unlicensed firearms.

On Sunday, the Gauteng Education MEC will outline an Action Plan for School Safety and Learner Prevention against suicides.

The coronavirus pandemic did serve to raise awareness about suicide in Spain, which was badly hit at the start of the outbreak.

The prosecution in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial will on Tuesday lead evidence on Meyiwa's autopsy after kicking off the week with testimony from a former landlord and girlfriend of one of the accused.

When handing down the sentence, the judge agreed with the state that Mashilo showed a lack of remorse and did not appreciate the gravity of his actions.

The prosecution in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial will on Tuesday lead evidence on Meyiwa's autopsy after kicking off the week with testimony from a former landlord and girlfriend of one of the accused.

At least one person is admitted to a hospital in Tsakane a day for attempting to harm themselves in what authorities describe as a devastating scourge.

There is an established journalistic principle here and abroad to limit or, where possible, avoid reporting on suicide.

Two new and key witnesses, the ex-girlfriend and the landlord of accused number three Mthobisi Mncube, took the stand to give account of