Explosive testimony at the Madlanga Commission has revealed that police top brass, including suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, allegedly received large amounts of money from businessman Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala. Witness

Deputy President Paul Mashatile on Thursday emphasised the importance of collaboration between the national government and the Western Cape in the fight against gang-related violence and drugs. “It’s in the

King Misulu kaZwelithini said although he is still aggrieved that suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu led a police raid on his Mashobeni palace, he has forgiven him. The king reported

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Efforts to control the spread of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) in KwaZulu-Natal are still being hampered by the illegal movement of livestock. This was highlighted during the KZN Provincial

KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has dared the National Coloured Congress (NCC) Parliament member Fadiel Adams to do what he likes about his testimony at the Madlanga Commission and

Three suspects accused in the brutal Philippi mass murder — where seven people were shot, killed, and set alight — have abandoned their Schedule 6 bail applications at the Athlone

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The City of Johannesburg council has reappointed Floyd Brink as city manager following months without the municipality’s top administrator. Brink was forced out of the position in December last year

As the festive season approaches, KwaZulu-Natal law enforcement agencies are sending a resolute message to would-be criminals: “Obey the law, or face the consequences.” With the province poised for one