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Police manhunt following heavily-armed assault on Pretoria police building - Vimarsana News

Police manhunt following heavily-armed assault on Pretoria police building

Armed criminals involved in an attack on the police logistical building on Sunday evening, are still at large.

'South Africa is not a gangster state' — Mashaba slams Mashatile's 'mafia-style' leadership - Vimarsana News

'South Africa is not a gangster state' — Mashaba slams Mashatile's 'mafia-style' leadership

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says deputy president Paul Mashatile’s admission that his VIP protection unit was involved in allegedly assaulting a motorist and passengers raises serious questions about his ethics, which he says have left a lot to be desired in recent history.

Victims of VIP Protection attack have strong basis for legal action - Vimarsana News

Victims of VIP Protection attack have strong basis for legal action

Legal experts state that the victims of the attack by police VIP protection services may have a strong legal case against the minister.

'Classified' report into Charl Kinnear's murder will be released once implicated people are charged - Vimarsana News

'Classified' report into Charl Kinnear's murder will be released once implicated people are charged

A highly "classified" police report into the murder of Anti-Gang Unit detective, Charl Kinnear, will only be released once those who have been implicated are charged, according to Police Minister Bheki Cele.

Source: news24.com
Anti-money laundering bill tripped up by parliamentary... - Vimarsana News

Anti-money laundering bill tripped up by parliamentary...

The Standing Committee on Finance agreed that the push for Parliament to rush legislative amendments that were tabled only in late August to stave off greylisting by the Financial Action Task Force was ‘irregular’, ‘unacceptable’ and ‘unprecedented’.