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National shutdown showed government is capable of exercising its power - Vimarsana News

National shutdown showed government is capable of exercising its power

Last Monday was also a good exhibition of business and security services working together effectively, says BLSA's Mavuso.

NatJOINTS deploys reinforcements to KZN areas flouting COVID-19 regulations - Vimarsana News

NatJOINTS deploys reinforcements to KZN areas flouting COVID-19 regulations

The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NatJOINTS) on Sunday enhanced operational capacity in KwaZulu-Natal amid "flagrant disregard" for COVID-19 Adjusted Alert Level 4 regulations.

'SA's unhappiness with Ramaphosa is not a licence for illegal foreigners to call for his resignation': McKenzie - Vimarsana News

'SA's unhappiness with Ramaphosa is not a licence for illegal foreigners to call for his resignation': McKenzie

Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie has expressed dismay at alleged illegal foreigners calling for President Cyril Ramaphosa's resignation.

National Shutdown: At least 550 arrested for various crimes - Vimarsana News

National Shutdown: At least 550 arrested for various crimes

The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) says at least 550 people have been arrested for various crimes ranging from public violence to intimidation during the National Shutdown on Monday.

550 protestors arrested across country for public violence – Natjoints - DOCUMENTS - Vimarsana News

550 protestors arrested across country for public violence – Natjoints - DOCUMENTS

At least 24 300 tyres were also confiscated by law enforcement agencies