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Duncan Alfreds, News24 Armed would-be robbers pounced on a well-known Joburg jewellery store but were unable to penetrate its security system. An eyewitness told News24 two armed robbers fled and jumped into a getaway vehicle which sped off.  Police have appealed to the public for more information. Gauteng police are investigating the attempted robbery of a well-known jewellery store in Johannesburg's Melrose Arch and have appealed to the public for more information. The group of would-be robbers pounced on the store, Elegance, on Monday, according to police spokesperson Captain Kay Makhubel...

Getty Images These included a booze-fuelled party and illegal mining.  The arrested suspects will appear in various magistrate's courts on Monday. Police have arrested hundreds of suspects across Gauteng for a variety of crimes - from attending a booze-fuelled party past curfew, to illegal mining and transporting booze and illicit cigarettes. Provincial police commissioner Lieutenant General Elias Mawela, joined by a number of officials, led the O Kae Molao operations in Vanderbijlpark over the weekend. More than 115 suspects were arrested at a roadblock, with seven motor vehicles impounded ...

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HAMBA KAHLE, ZWIDE! Gauteng police spokesman Captain Kay Makhubele. LUCKY “Zwide” Nxumalo may be gone, but he will certainly not be forgotten as he touched the lives of the people he crossed paths with. Friends, family and colleagues gathered in Auckland Park, Joburg to remember the renowned photojournalist yesterday. Although he was in pain in his last days, he always assured those he loved that he would beat the deadly stomach cancer he had been battling for more than a year. He was described as one photographer who always offered a helping hand to most young journali...

PICS: HAMBA KAHLE, ZWIDE! Comments Friends, family and colleagues gathered at the Country Club to remember the renowned veteran photojournalist Lucky Nxumalo. Photo by Christopher Moagi. LUCKY “Zwide” Nxumalo may be gone, but he will certainly not be forgotten as he touched the lives of the people he crossed path with. On Wednesday, 23 December friends, family and colleagues gathered at the Country Club in Auckland Park, Joburg to remember the renowned veteran photojournalist who has captured almost everything. Although he was in pain in his last days, he always assured t...