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Limpopo Family in Agony as 2022 Kidnapping Case Remains Unsolved

The family of Jimmy Mukwevho, a 43-year-old man kidnapped in December 2022, says they are enduring unbearable trauma as his whereabouts remain unknown nearly three years later. Mukwevho was allegedly abducted by a group of men in his home village of Mandiwana, near Louis Trichardt. His vehicle was later recovered in Vuani, approximately 120 kilometers […]

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Truck Owners and Brick Manufacturers Demand Easier Access to Mining Licenses in Vhembe

Polokwane, Limpopo – A group of concerned truck owners, drivers, and brick manufacturers from the Vhembe District marched to the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) in Polokwane on Tuesday, demanding relaxed requirements for obtaining mining licenses. The protesters handed over a memorandum accusing the department of enabling a wave of arrests targeting sand miners in the

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Repeat Offender Charged: Mduduzi Mnisi Faces Murder Charges in Killing of Likhona Fose

Roodepoort, South Africa – The Durban Deep community west of Johannesburg is calling for justice following the brutal murder of 14-year-old Likhona Fose, whose mutilated body was found in bushes near her home earlier this month. The accused, 39-year-old Mduduzi Mnisi, made a brief appearance in the Roodepoort Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, facing charges of murder.

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Healthcare Certification Delays Leave Graduates in Limbo, Colleges Frustrated

Johannesburg, South Africa – Thousands of aspiring healthcare professionals are facing prolonged delays in receiving their final examination results, leaving them unable to secure employment and casting doubt on the credibility of training institutions. The Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA) and the Quality Council on Trades and Occupations (QCTO), responsible for certifying

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New border control plan could harm asylum seekers, say critics

South Africa’s One-Stop Border Post Bill proposes joint border zones where officials from neighbouring countries conduct immigration, customs and security checks together to reduce delays and facilitate trade. Rights groups worry that asylum seekers could be “bounced” between officials from different states or face unlawful detention because the bill doesn’t clarify which country takes responsibility

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Search Continues for 11 Missing After Minibus Swept Away in Decoligny Floods

Mthatha, Eastern Cape – Rescue teams will resume their search today for 11 missing individuals after a minibus carrying schoolchildren and adults was swept away by floodwaters in Decoligny yesterday. The vehicle, transporting 13 learners and three adults, was caught in raging waters when the nearby river overflowed. Three learners were rescued after clinging to trees,

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Suspect Charged in Gruesome Murder of 14-Year-Old Likhona Fose to Appear in Court

A 39-year-old suspect linked to the brutal murder of 14-year-old Likhona Fose has been formally charged and is set to appear in the Roodepoort Magistrates’ Court today. The case has sparked outrage in the Durban Deep community, with residents demanding justice for the young victim, whose killing occurred during Children’s Protection Week. Community Outrage and

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Construction Mafia Halts R550 Million Golden Highway Project in Johannesburg

The growing threat of construction mafias and extortionists continues to derail critical infrastructure projects in South Africa, with the latest casualty being the R550 million rehabilitation of Johannesburg’s Golden Highway. The project has been halted due to alleged intimidation, extortion, and violent assaults linked to criminal groups operating under the guise of “business forums.” Violence

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Midvaal Residents Protest at Pillies Farm Over Decades of Unmet Service Delivery Promises

Frustrated residents of Pillies Farm in Midvaal Local Municipality have taken to the streets, protesting what they describe as decades of inadequate service delivery and broken promises by local government officials. The protest has led to the partial blockage of the R59 road, with police on site attempting to restore order and engage with the

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