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National shutdown: MZANSI cops on high alert! - Vimarsana News

National shutdown: MZANSI cops on high alert!

THE National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) says it’s aware of unsigned messages and posters making the rounds on social media calling for a National Shut Down.

Traffic restrictions around Sandton as 4th Annual Investment Conference kicks off - Vimarsana News

Traffic restrictions around Sandton as 4th Annual Investment Conference kicks off

The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NatJOINTS) has cautioned residents and businesses in the vicinity of the Sandton Convention Centre to take note of restrictions to certain areas from Wednesday night and due to last 24 hours, while the 4th Annual South Africa Investment Conference is underway.

Security cluster: Hotspot voting stations have been identified - Vimarsana News

Security cluster: Hotspot voting stations have been identified

Security cluster Ministers said each voting station in South Africa has been categorised as high, medium or low risk. Law enforcement resources on Election Day will be distributed accordingly.

Government says next Monday's elections will be 'safe and free' - Vimarsana News

Government says next Monday's elections will be 'safe and free'

Modise said on the day of elections, the SANDF members are on standby to be deployed in support of the police and the IEC should the need arise.

Two South African police officers arrested while offloading goods they looted during unrest - Vimarsana News

Two South African police officers arrested while offloading goods they looted during unrest

Two South African police reservists have been arrested for being in possession of goods looted during an unrest in Gauteng. Police spokesperson, Colonel Brenda Muridili said the officers were arrested in Soweto while allegedly offloading the goods from a marked police van at a time when they were on duty. The police officers stationed at the Protea Glen police station, were in possession of items worth around R90 000 and they include electric appliances, clothes, groceries, a generator and sound systems. Muridili said; “Police from Soweto operationalised information received ...