Apartheid cop Mfalapitsa who ‘killed’ Cosas Four to face music
Thlomedi Ephraim Mfalapitsa’s application to review the decision taken by the amnesty committee to take his murder case to trial has been dismissed by the Johannesburg... Read more.
Did patients die at Eastern Cape hospital due to power cuts?
Two patients are alleged to have died at the Frontier Hospital as a result of ongoing power outages, putting the Eastern Cape department of health in the spotlight... Read more.
Residents warned about drownings as rainy season starts
As the summer season approaches, the City of Johannesburg emergency management services (EMS) warned residents about the drownings that have killed hundreds of people... Read more.
Family does not suspect child died of food poisoning
Lisa Ramoshaba, a 30-year-old from Meadowlands in Soweto, has described how she lost her 12-year-old sister, Kelebogile. Ramoshaba claims that her lastborn sister,... Read more.
Non-compliant spaza shops in Ekurhuleni to be shut down
Spaza shops and businesses involved in the food industry in Ekurhuleni have been warned to abide by the city’s bylaws and regulations governing their sector in... Read more.
Eastern Cape mother accused of killing son for insurance pay-out
Shayhieda Dollie, a 49-year-old woman from Gelvandale, Gqeberha, in the Eastern Cape, has been charged with murder and conspiracy to kill her son, Moegamat Thaafir... Read more.
Ex-municipal manager sentenced to five years over VBS graft
The Pretoria High Court has sentenced the former manager of the Fetakgomo-Tubatse Local Municipality, Johannes Mohlala, to five years in prison with a five-year... Read more.
Vendors banned at Gauteng public schools amid poisoning crisis
Vendors who sell snacks to school pupils have been barred from operating in and around all schools in Gauteng. This follows an instruction by the Gauteng department... Read more.
Parents shun school feeding programme after poison scare
Parents of children who attend Tamaho Primary School in Katlehong in the east rand refuse to let their children eat food from the school nutrition programme in fear... Read more.
Intec staff battle health issues due to non-payment of salaries
For the past four months, Intec College staff members have been complaining that they have not received their salaries. Their mental health has suffered as a result... Read more.
