The anatomy of a failed municipality: it's time for independent civic and ratepayers' candidates to take over
The Msunduzi local municipality in KwaZulu-Natal is on permanent life support and shows no sign of being cured
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The Msunduzi local municipality in KwaZulu-Natal is on permanent life support and shows no sign of being cured
Two family members and the pet dog shot with rubber bullets The Magubane family, in Imbali Unit 13, said police searching for looted goods shot two family members with rubber bullets. Photo: Nompendulo Ngubane A family in Pietermaritzburg has opened a case of assault against police officers. They say two family members were shot with rubber bullets and one of them was also beaten during a police raid searching for looted goods. Police took away a heater which the family says was not looted but bought in February. A family in Pietermaritzburg have accused police officers of assault...
Two suspects are appearing in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrates’ Court for charges of illegal possession of firearms and ammunition. Yesterday at 14:45, the Stabilisation Unit police officers deployed at Plessislaer area conducted an operation at Imbali and Dambuza areas. The team went to Dambuza area near two taps where they spotted a suspicious vehicle with male […]
Danielle Karallis, Gallo Images, Foto24 KwaZulu-Natal's top cop says there will be large-scale "disruptions" as police crack down on crime in the Plessislaer police precinct. Several people have been shot and killed in the area in just one month. The most recent victim was shot dead late last month. KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has called on residents in the Plessislaer police precinct to brace themselves for an overhaul in which crime will be tackled in the troubled area. "We want criminals in the area to feel our presence, and the community must ...
The family of Thokozile Mariah Ngwenya, 79, believes she was killed by someone who knew her and her routine