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Top schools rocked by 'grooming' claims against music tutor - Vimarsana News

Top schools rocked by 'grooming' claims against music tutor

A music teacher on contract at two top Makhanda schools has been suspended pending an investigation into allegations that he sexually groomed a then 16-year-old boy he had been tutoring.

Security guard and K9 attacked at city construction site in Cape Town - Vimarsana News

Security guard and K9 attacked at city construction site in Cape Town

A security guard and K9 patrol dog are receiving medical and veterinary treatment after they were shot at a construction site where the contractor had been threatened in Cape Town.

Girl 'detained for not carrying ID, accused of being foreigner': SAHRC opens investigation - Vimarsana News

Girl 'detained for not carrying ID, accused of being foreigner': SAHRC opens investigation

The South African Human Rights Commission’s office in Gauteng has launched an investigation into a complaint about the reported arrest and detention of a minor by police officials for not carrying an identity document.

Police to monitor, patrol highways after gunmen rob motorists on M1-M2 split - Vimarsana News

Police to monitor, patrol highways after gunmen rob motorists on M1-M2 split

National police commissioner Gen Fannie Masemola has ordered maximum mobilisation of resources to monitor and patrol Gauteng highways and other strategic locations during peak hour traffic.

Gauteng attracts investment and on track to fight crime: Lesufi - Vimarsana News

Gauteng attracts investment and on track to fight crime: Lesufi

Gauteng has in the past year attracted more than R68bn in foreign investment from 261 companies and created about 23,000 jobs, premier Panyaza Lesufi said on Monday.