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Hawks recognise top investigators at glittering awards presentation
The Hawks celebrated their best investigators at the National Prestige Awards.
Mzansi holds thumbs as Dricus goes for gold
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Scared robber hands himself in after mugshot does the rounds
A photo posted on social media of an alleged criminal may have caused him to turn himself in.
HELL INSIDE A CHURCH
A church in Kagiso was struck by lightning on Monday, leading to a devastating fire that destroyed the building.
Is ‘rescue’ of children from a cart an election stunt?
A video of a law enforcement officer helping minors in a horse-drawn cart in Bonteheuwel has sparked mixed reactions.
Class of 2023 records the highest pass rate in 30 years
Top of the list was the Free State, closely followed by KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
Blondie Makhene turns to amapiano
Legendary musician Blondie Makhene is turning to amapiano to attract the younger generation.
KZN cop shop robbed
Armed thieves broke into offices this week at the Verulam Police Station, while last year vehicles were stolen from its premises.
High-flying Simlindele is the pride of his village
Against the odds, Simlindele Khumalo from the uLundi village of kwaCeza is one of the country's leading matric achievers.
King Cetshwayo’s bronze necklace stolen
The Zulu royal family suspect sabotage over the stolen bronze necklace of King Cetshwayo kaMpande at Isandlwana Mountain.
Stepmother sentenced to life for murder of traditional leader
The young inkosi’s stepmother and her headman boyfriend were sentenced to life in jail for his murder.
Zuma’s criminal record blocks him from high office
Zuma can lead his new party and advise its MPs how to vote — but as an ex-con, he cannot hold any public office.