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South Africa and Poland Strengthen Bilateral Ties as Minister Ronald Lamola Hosts Polish Deputy Prime Minister Sikorski

PRETORIA – South Africa and Poland are advancing their diplomatic and economic partnership as International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola hosts Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski for crucial bilateral talks. Marking the first ministerial-level engagement between the two countries in several years, the high-level discussions in Pretoria build upon a […]

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Gugulethu Crime Prevention Unit Busts Illicit Liquor Manufacturing Operation, Five Arrested

WESTERN CAPE – An intelligence-driven operation by the Gugulethu Crime Prevention Unit has led to the discovery of an illicit liquor manufacturing facility and the arrest of five suspects in the township. The raid, conducted on Wednesday at a residence in NY108, forms part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal liquor production and drug trafficking

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Fatal Stabbing at Magogoe Tshepang Village Leads to Murder Arrest

NORTH WEST — A fatal stabbing at Magogoe Tshepang Village has resulted in a murder arrest after a 29-year-old Ethiopian national allegedly killed a 26-year-old man. The deadly incident unfolded on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, at approximately 16:30. According to authorities, the suspect allegedly used a sharp object to stab the victim during an altercation,

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Eskom Diesel Procurement Investigation Escalates as Hawks Take Over Probe

SOUTH AFRICA  — The Eskom diesel procurement investigation has advanced significantly after the state-owned power utility received a comprehensive forensic report detailing alleged irregularities in fuel and storage contracts. The matter has now been handed over to the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (the Hawks) as the utility conducts stringent internal legal and quality assurance

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Authorities Overseeing South Africa Repatriation Reach Major Benchmark as 525 Buses Deployed

MUSINA — Authorities overseeing the South Africa repatriation initiative have reached a major logistical benchmark, having processed exactly 525 buses to transport thousands of individuals back to their home nations. Home Affairs Minister Dr. Leon Schreiber disclosed these figures during a Wednesday inspection of the Beitbridge border post, underscoring the government’s intensified strategy to manage

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Mahikeng Residents Demand Stricter Immigration Enforcement After Fatal Stabbing

MAHIKENG, NORTH WEST — In the wake of a fatal stabbing that claimed the life of a 26-year-old man, residents of Magogoe Tshepang Village near Mahikeng have marched to the local Department of Home Affairs and the municipality to demand stricter immigration law enforcement. The protest was sparked by the arrest of a 29-year-old Ethiopian

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Limpopo Councillor Netshivhumbe Gumani Faces Fresh Theft Charges After SIU Bribery Arrest

MAKHADO — Limpopo councillor Netshivhumbe Gumani has been taken back into police custody on outstanding fraud-related charges, mere days after his release on bail for allegedly attempting to bribe a Special Investigating Unit (SIU) official. The Thulamela Municipality representative is now navigating a complex legal battle involving both corruption and financial misconduct. Following his initial

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Bloemfontein Guesthouse Owner Arrested for Housing Undocumented Individuals

BLOEMFONTEIN — Bloemfontein guesthouse owner has been arrested and appeared in court for allegedly housing undocumented individuals, following an intelligence-driven police operation in the Free State. Lyndon Adentuji Odili, a 56-year-old foreign national, appeared in the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court after being arrested for contravening the Immigration Act, 2002 (Act 13 of 2002). Odili was granted

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New Zimbabwean Camp Opens Outside Shallcross Stadium in Durban Amid Mass Relocation

DURBAN, KWAZULU-NATAL — A new Zimbabwean camp has rapidly formed outside Shallcross Stadium in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, as hundreds of foreign nationals gather for organized relocation efforts. The emergence of this site follows the recent repatriation of thousands of Malawian nationals and the relocation of others to a temporary facility in Limpopo. The makeshift camp began

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ANC Chief Whip Mdumiseni Ntuli Addresses South Africa Immigration Protests

PRETORIA, Gauteng — ANC Chief Whip Mdumiseni Ntuli has addressed the recent waves of immigration protests across South Africa, acknowledging the governing party’s responsibility while emphasizing that lasting solutions to the country’s complex border and socio-economic challenges must be found through legal and systematic engagements rather than just street demonstrations. Thousands of people recently took

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