Why Sharpeville is driving out foreign spaza shop owners
The murder of Gauteng businessman Seabata Patrick “Papi” Mokhema is believed to be part of an ongoing turf war between foreign spaza owners and locals who a... Read more.
Bank attaches, sells ex-Bafana star Vilakazi’s upmarket house
Former Bafana Bafana and Mamelodi Sundowns star midfielder Sibusiso Vilakazi’s luxury house in Ruimsig, in Roodepoort, has been attached and sold after he str... Read more.
SAPS in recruitment drive to woo former cops
The South African Police Service (SAPS) is on a drive to recruit former officers to beef up its detective services, which have been left depleted by mass resign... Read more.
I’m happy he’s locked up for life – serial rapist’s victim
Residents of a township where the Ekurhuleni’s serial rapist, Nkosinathi Emmanuel Phakathi, lived have described him as a friendly and jovial person who loved... Read more.
‘I must choose between buying food or electricity’
Soweto resident Khaya Sithole says he has had to forgo buying certain food items to have enough electricity that can last him an entire month. Sithole, 38, who ... Read more.
NUM, Implats say new wage agreement will save jobs
The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) and Impala Platinum’s (Implats) Bafokeng Rasimone Platinum Mine (BRPM) say the new one-year wage agreement signed betw... Read more.
Shebeshxt ducks and dives over refund for gig
Controversial and popular rapper Shebeshxt has allegedly been playing hide and seek with a North West events promoter who is demanding R45, 000 from the rap... Read more.
BREAKING | Police have arrested Chicco’s son Longwe Twala
Longwe Twala, the son of renowned music producer Sello “Chicco” Twala, broke into his father’s studio and stole his father’s music equipment worth thous... Read more.
EFF councillor says rape claim a ploy
A Johannesburg EFF regional leader who is also a City of Johannesburg councillor is under investigation by police after a case of rape was opened against him at... Read more.
State and private sector battle to stem tide of missing persons
South Africans are going missing in numbers daily and experts are warning depression resulting from dire economic circumstances and human trafficking could be a... Read more.
