Manhunt launched for suspects involved in Dawn Park mass murder
Four victims were found dead near the railway tracks in Dawn Park, on Wednesday. Here’s what we know about the mass murder.
Four victims were found dead near the railway tracks in Dawn Park, on Wednesday. Here’s what we know about the mass murder.
Four suspects were arrested for alleged extortion and assault at George Mukhari Hospital. Here’s what we know.
A Somali spaza shop trader has reportedly been arrested for fatally shooting a teen in Boksburg. Here’s what we know.
One Dudula member voiced frustration, saying, “We are gatvol. But our president decides to prioritise them over us.”
The building, situated across the road from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), on the ever-busy Maude Street, houses several businesses which, from what we understand, remain closed until further notice.
For eight years, the suspect used fake German and Israeli passports to move around the continent, evading INTERPOL’s hot trail by hiding in plain sight.
Police have cordoned off parts of Red Show and Immink Drive, collecting forensic evidence and working diligently to clear the debris.
Private security sources claim the iStore and Woolworths were the primary targets during the heist, though Eastgate management has yet to confirm this.
Gauteng police are searching for two-year-old Kutloano Shalaba, who was abducted in Boipatong by men in a silver-grey VW Polo.
A man launched a sudden attack at the Alexandra police station, injuring two officers before being fatally wounded. Here’s what we know so far.
The chain messages, which have spread rapidly on platforms like WhatsApp, claim that residents should avoid drinking or cooking with tap water due to a supposed poisoning incident involving “Indians pouring poison” into the dam.
This is according to Premier Panyaza Lesufi who on Sunday updated residents on the implementation of by-laws to govern spaza shops.
The City of Joburg’s debt to Eskom reportedly stands at almost R5 billion, with an additional R1.4 billion due by the end of November.
According to Eskom, the CoJ and City Power owe nearly R5 billion in unpaid bulk electricity supply, plus a further R1.4 billion, which Eskom said will become due and payable at the end of this month.
The department said Jackson is serving a 20-year sentence for robbery, theft and possession of a firearm with ammunition, and has been behind bars since April 2015.
Gauteng is tightening safety controls and suspending food sales around schools following severe foodborne illness cases.
A manhunt is underway in Boksburg after convicted inmate Martin Jackson escaped from prison; authorities warn he is dangerous.
Water outages impact parts of Tshwane due to a pump failure at Rand Water’s Palmiet Station, affecting Soshanguve, Pretoria East, and more.
They also want feedback on the City’s recruitment processes.
Day 1 on the Klip River: Selby to Riverlea.
The Tshwane Metro Police Department confirmed the authenticity of the footage and identified the officer involved.
Despite the investigation’s findings, the GDE’s decision to reinstate Mrs Erasmus has received support from the Democratic Alliance (DA).
Workers agree to Premier’s initial offer of a 7% increase.
The department says it shut the offices out of safety concerns in August after sporadic service delivery protests.
A viral video shows a Tsakane police officer slapping a civilian who merely questioned her about her refusal to assist a GBV victim.
Motorists should anticipate road closures across Soweto for the Soweto Marathon on Sunday, 3 November 2024, with major routes impacted.
Some of the things confiscated at one of the shops illegally occupying municipal land in Alra Park include spices and snacks and expired sour milk and meat.
Parents want the reconstruction of Nancefield Primary School investigated.
Shaune Mogaila’s defence team laid out his monthly earnings and expenses, showing how financially strained he is despite a professional soccer career.
The NPA has dropped corruption charges against former Sports Minister Zizi Kodwa, citing insufficient evidence for a successful prosecution.