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Police Hunt Trio in Bloemfontein Man’s Execution-Style Killing

The Mangaung Metro Police in Kopanong have launched a manhunt for three suspects involved in the brutal murder of a 51-year-old man from Grassland, Bloemspruit. A murder case was registered at the Kopanong Police Station on Sunday, 28 September 2025. The grim discovery was made after police responded to a reported shooting on a street […]

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Limpopo Police Sergeant Arrested for Theft and Defeating the Administration of Justice

A 51-year-old Police Sergeant stationed at the Haenertsburg SAPS has been arrested by the Provincial Anti-Corruption Unit on charges of Theft and Defeating the Administration of Justice. The arrest stems from an incident on 15 March 2024, when the sergeant, while on a crime prevention patrol with colleagues in the Haenertsburg area, identified a suspicious

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Dr Katrina Esau honoured for her role in preserving indigenous language

Acting President Paul Mashatile has honoured Dr Katrina Esau, the last fluent speaker of the critically endangered indigenous N’uu language and one of South Africa’s revered living human treasures. N’uu is the language of the San people, who were the first hunter-gatherers in southern Africa. Speaking during the official Heritage Day celebrations event in Oudtshoorn,

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Gauteng police arrest 1567 suspects during weekend Operation Shanela

PARKTOWN – The police in Gauteng continue to sweep clean the streets of Gauteng and remain resolute in dealing with any criminal activities while stamping the authority of the State. Stating from 26 to 28 September 2025, the multidisciplinary integrated team of law enforcement agencies embarked on yet another Operation Shanela which saw a total

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Subcontractors on N6 Road Project Face Financial Ruin Over Unpaid Wages

A group of subcontractors from Rouxville in the Free State are facing mounting debts and the threat of litigation as they await payments from the main contractor, Matchaba Construction, for work completed on a major road project. The subcontractors were hired for the project to repair the N6 route between Reddersburg and Aliwal North, which

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Interim Findings in Tembisa Hospital Corruption Probe to be Revealed

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) will on Monday present its interim findings into the multimillion-rand corruption scandal at Tembisa Hospital, a case that has been marred by the assassination of a key whistleblower. The media briefing will be led by the head of the SIU, Advocate Andy Mothibi. He will be joined by Health Minister

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Union Blames ‘Neoliberal’ Policies and High Energy Costs for South Africa’s ‘Jobs Bloodbath’

A spokesperson for the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) has issued a stark warning, stating that the country’s “jobs bloodbath” will continue to worsen unless the government abandons its “neoliberal” economic policies and directly intervenes to lower the crippling cost of energy for industry. In a television interview, NUMSA spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola

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Mpumalanga Legislature’s Move to Rename Kruger National Park Sparks Outcry

A motion adopted by the Mpumalanga Legislature to rename the Kruger National Park to Skukuza National Park has been met with significant opposition, drawing criticism from the public and a stark financial warning from the tourism sector. The motion, passed on the eve of Heritage Day, proposes a series of name changes, including the iconic

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