Northern Cape DPP boss Mzukisi Sakata to ‘act’ in suspended Andrew Chauke post
Northern Cape Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in Kimberley Livingstone Mzukisi Sakata is expected to be appointed as the new acting South Gauteng DPP following... Read more.
Gauteng prosecutions boss’ suspension leaves Danny Jordaan’s fraud case in limbo
The suspension of South Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), advocate Andrew Chauke, has impacted the high-profile fraud case of South African Football... Read more.
DJ Sumbody’s killer Katiso Molefe is a fraudster, should not get bail, argues state
Businessman Katiso Molefe, who is suspected of being the mastermind behind the murder of well-known music producer and club owner Oupa John Sefoka, better known... Read more.
Free State municipalities get poor audit outcomes as water, electricity bills rise to billions
Two Free State local municipalities are plagued by a string of qualified audit opinions, rising Eskom debt, and a poor record of service delivery, among other challenges.... Read more.
Home Affairs teams up with Capitec, FNB to deliver smart IDs, passports
The Department of Home Affairs has signed up with Capitec and FNB to deliver smart identity (ID) cards and passport services from the existing 30 to hundreds more... Read more.
National Dialogue preparatory task team not impacted by foundations’ withdrawal
The withdrawal of the national legacy foundations from the structures of the preparatory task team (PTT) and the first national convention of the National Dialogue... Read more.
Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala’s ‘friendship’ with Lesotho leader under the spotlight
The tentacles of controversial entrepreneur and suspected underworld figure Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala could reach as high as the Lesotho prime minister’s office.... Read more.
Cops pounce on Operation Dudula members at Baragwanath hospital
Three women belonging to the pressure group Operation Dudula were arrested by Gauteng police on Thursday for allegedly storming into a Soweto medical care centre... Read more.
MK Party orders members to call each other ‘comrades’ not ‘commanders’
The MK Party, led by former president Jacob Zuma, has ordered its members to refer to each other as “comrades” and no longer as “commanders”, effective immediately.... Read more.
Cops nab over 17k people during Operation Shanela
Gauteng police have issued 43 traffic fines worth R30, 000 in total for non-compliance with traffic laws during the provincial police’s Operation Shanela II in... Read more.
