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Boyfriend who assaulted a woman for refusing to loot is behind bars

The man who allegedly assaulted his girlfriend for refusing to join him in looting is finally behind bars, after Scrolla.Africa reported about the incident on Monday.

Family forced to spend a traumatic night with their dead relative – because of looting

Simo Khuzwayo passed away at home last Wednesday at about 9am - but it was exactly the wrong time to die.

Desperately needed cop cars gathering dust

When Bloemfontein cops cried for police vehicles to do their work, Police Minister Bheki Cele heard their pleas.

Cop gets 50 years for conspiring to steal a police docket

For years he fought crime and put lawbreakers behind bars. But temptation got the better of Warrant Officer Frederick de Bruin and he was handed a 50-year prison sentence

Delay the election until next year to make it free and fair, Justice Moseneke tells IEC

The Local Government elections that are set to take place on October 27 might be postponed to February 2022.

Ramaphosa’s confidential donors to remain confidential

The donors to the CR17 campaign which funded Cyril Ramaphosa’s bid to become ANC president are to stay confidential.

KZN Premier accused of holding secret meeting with Zulu royal family members

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala has been drawn into the ongoing quarrels at the Zulu Royal house.

Court grants Zuma’s plea for postponement

Former president Jacob Zuma has once again succeeded in convincing the Pietermaritzburg High Court to postpone his corruption case.

Young woman arrested for encouraging the looting of foreign-owned shops

A 21-year-old woman is amongst four people arrested for inciting violence in Duduza, Ekurhuleni.

Cancer has returned to the jazz musician who played guitar during his brain surgery

In December 2018, jazz musician Musa Manzini made headlines when he played his guitar through his six-hour brain surgery.

Limpopo agricultural college falling apart

There was a time when the Tompi Seleka Agricultural College was an institution of excellence in Limpopo. But that was a long time ago.
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