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CEO suspended for allegedly looting washing machine

Not all of this week’s looters were desperately hungry people who had reached a breaking point.

Nosipho shares hot soup with the guys defending Tsakani mall

For many members of the community, Nosipho Msiza is the calm after the storm in her neighbourhood of Tsakani in Ekurhuleni.

Watch: Premier of KZN apologises after being caught on film beating up alleged looter

Sihle Zikalala, the current Premier of KwaZulu-Natal has apologised for the “level of force” after being caught on film punching an alleged looter.

Mandla Mandela hails Zulu King for brave stand against violence

Inkosi Mandla Zwelivelile Mandela, the grandson of Nelson Mandela, has commended the Zulu King Misuzulu for standing up against the looting and public violence taking place in KZN and Gauteng.

Woman’s house burnt to the ground TWICE by the SAME man, yet he remains free

Two years ago, Azwimpheleli Mamilasigidi and her two children lost everything when one of her neighbours torched her house in the dark of the night.

PICK OF THE SPORTS: Kaizer Chiefs shooting for the stars

It’s a dream nobody thought possible when Kaizer Chiefs reached the finals of Saturday’s CAF Champions League - and the dream is not over yet. Kaizer Chiefs take on Al Ahly in the final on Saturday.

Funny man Trevor Noah up for two Emmys

Africa’s funniest man on American television screens, Trevor Noah, is getting his red carpet suit ready after being honoured with two primetime Emmy Awards nominations this week.

Covid is tough, but the colour cards are a curse

It’s a massive irony that it is possible to prepare for Covid but not for a yellow or red card.

Tsepo Tshola takes his final bow

Tsepo Tshola, a household name in the South African music industry, has passed away, aged 67, after being hospitalised for Covid-19 complications.

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Alexandra hit by looting – in pictures

Photographs taken of the chaos which has enveloped Alexandra this week. It's perpetrators, victims and and those enlisted to protect it.

State Security minister claims unrest may have been orchestrated

Deputy Minister of State Security Zizi Kodwa has claimed the unrest in KZN and Gauteng may have been planned by former uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) operatives.