Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi told residents of the Marry Me informal settlement in Soshanguve, where six people were murdered at the weekend, that he had promised them swift justice and was proud that he had kept his promise.
The National Prosecuting Authority says the two men arrested after the murders of six people in an informal settlement in Soshanguve have not yet been linked to the killings.
Transport and mining company Tacet says it spends hundreds of thousands of rand on maintaining roads in Lichtenburg as the struggling Ditsobotla local municipality in the North West fails to provide a range of essential services.
Repairs on the Houtkoppen Substation in Randburg, Johannesburg, have been put on hold after City Power employees were attacked on site and robbed on Monday. In February, Sowetan reported on another robbery that took place in Alexandra, where a technician was assaulted by protesting residents inside the Alexandra service delivery centre on his way to respond to a power outage affecting...
The cross-examination of state witness, Lourentia Lombaard, in the Joshlin Smith kidnapping and human trafficking trial continues in the Western Cape high court.
ActionSA, which won 1.2% of the vote and holds six seats in the National Assembly, has formally notified ANC’s budget negotiating team that it will not support the budget.
Parliament’s Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests acted “underhandedly” and “unlawfully” when it adopted a new code of conduct without any public participation, says #UniteBehind director Zackie Achmat.
Landowners from Zondi in Soweto have been forced out of the land they bought 14 years ago as the City of Joburg has continuously failed to provide them with electricity and bulk water supply.
Five months before domestic worker Busisiwe Nxumalo was brutally killed, her stepmother Sithembile Happiness Xulu allegedly took out life insurance policies in Nxumalo’s name, nominating herself as the sole beneficiary.
Despite being curable and preventable, Tuberculosis (TB) remains the leading infectious killer globally, causing an estimated 1.5-million deaths and 10.6-million new cases annually, according to a 2024 World Health Organisation (WHO) report. Dr Lindiwe Mvusi, director of TB control and management, sheds light on where SA is in its fight against TB.
Five months before domestic worker Busisiwe Nxumalo was brutally killed, her stepmother Sithembile Happiness Xulu allegedly took out life insurance policies in Nxumalo’s name, nominating herself as the sole beneficiary.
Gauteng police say two people arrested for the murders of six people at an informal settlement in Soshanguve over the weekend are allegedly linked to murders and house robberies that were committed last month.The suspects, aged 27 and 50, were arrested on Monday and were allegedly also found with firearms that have since been confiscated.