Over 800 suspects have been arrested in the Northern Cape for various criminal offences during the week-long Operation Shanela. The operation resulted in the confiscation of alcohol, dangerous weapons and

The Human Rights Commission has called for the gaps within the National Learner Transport Policy to be addressed urgently. The Commission says the policy needs to be clear on the

Efforts are under way to manage water levels at the My Own Dam, also known as Senteeko Dam, outside Barberton, Mpumalanga. Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina says engineers are

The National Association of School Governing Bodies in Sedibeng, south of Gauteng, is calling on the provincial government to ensure strict compliance with scholar transport regulations. The association’s regional secretary,

The KwaZulu-Natal police have re-enlisted the service of 59 experienced detectives to bolster crime fighting in the province.   Acting Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Crime Detection Anthony Gopaul welcomed the officers at an

Limpopo police divers have confirmed the recovery of two bodies of persons who drowned during the recent floods in separate incidents in the province.  This brings to 21 the number of flood deaths

Residents of the Sporong informal settlement in Randfontein, west of Johannesburg, claim that the conditions in which they are living at the local community hall are unhygienic.   They say that the

Police are on their way to a crime scene in Jeffsville, Atteridgeville in Pretoria where five men have been shot and killed outside a local tuck shop. #sapsGP [BREAKING NEWS]

The Gauteng government says it will help the families of the victims of the Vanderbijlpark scholar transport crash with funeral arrangements. This emerged during a media briefing led by Gauteng

Six people have been shot dead in separate incidents in Cape Town. Western Cape Police Spokesperson Andre Traut says officers responded to a report in Melck Street in Ndabeni, where