Crime and Courts

Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the fatal shooting of Nompumelelo "Peach" Mlondleni, a former finance head who was killed outside her former workplace in East London, South …

The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has launched an investigation after a viral video surfaced showing a soldier assaulting a woman during an Operation Prosper deployment in Cape Town. …

Violence erupted in Ratanda, Gauteng, as residents protested a prolonged water crisis, resulting in at least one death and multiple arrests. Why did the Ratanda protests turn violent? Residents of …

Madlanga Commission Hearings Expose Allegations Against Tobacco Firms and Officials South Africa’s Madlanga Commission has heard allegations that a tobacco company was misled about the influence of the South African …

Three Men Accused of E-Hailing Driver’s Murder Denied Bail in Pretoria Three men accused of murdering e-hailing driver Isaac Satlat in Atteridgeville had their bail applications rejected by a Pretoria …

John Alite, a former associate of the Gambino crime family who gained notoriety as a government witness against John “Junior” Gotti, was arrested in New Jersey on Friday on charges …

Ramaphosa’s Accountability Concerns Amid Phala Phala Scandal and Impeachment Committee Tensions South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has prioritized accountability over defamation claims related to the Phala Phala scandal, according to …

A South African court has ordered the final liquidation of the investment firm UpnUp, leaving approximately 380 investors with total losses estimated at R17 million. The High Court in Johannesburg …

Gordon’s Bay business owner faces eviction despite R300,000 investment A small business owner in Gordon’s Bay, Western Cape, is facing potential eviction and the loss of R300,000 in shop upgrades …

South Africa Faces Migration Policy Challenges Amid Growing Public Pressure South African government officials are navigating increasing scrutiny over national immigration policy, as Deputy President Paul Mashatile recently acknowledged that …