Five senior SAPS officers suspended over the Medicare 24 tender probe. This points to a deeper rot full transparency and accountability are non-negotiable.
Major General Feroz Khan is set to face questioning before the Madlanga Commission on 1 July 2026. The Commission will review crucial evidence, including information extracted from cellphones seized by police, as it seeks to establish the full facts.
Questions are mounting over the whereabouts of Nkonyane’s body and the burial process. The family and community want clear answers from the funeral company. Full transparency is urgently needed.
Hawks say no arrests have been made in the 715kg Aeroton cocaine case, despite its value. Police presence at the scene is now raising serious questions about possible interference or investigative failure.
Jacinta MaNgobese Zuma says government is missing the real immigration problems. She calls for stronger border enforcement, fixing Home Affairs systems, and proper implementation of existing laws instead of new policies.
🚨 Another SAPS officer suspended over alleged bribery caught on video. SAPS has condemned the act and warned that bribery is a crime for both sides.
As incidents mount, South Africans are asking: who in SAPS is still clean?
An alleged WhatsApp message from Bheki Cele saying, “Arrest me and I will sing,” has sparked fresh debate as scrutiny over his alleged links to Cat Matlala grows.
Brakpan Magistrate’s Court is set to decide today on bail for Matipandile Sotheni,accused of killing “Witness D” linked to the Madlanga Commission. The court will weigh the seriousness of the charges and risk factors in deciding if he stays in custody or is released pending trial
without proper coordination between law enforcement and the courts arrests alone doesn't bring justice. the system needs to work as a chain, not in isolation
General N Mkhwanazi was explaining why it becomes difficult for law enforcement when foreign nationals are arrested, only for the courts to later release them. He highlighted the challenges police face in ensuring accountability when cases do not lead to successful prosecutions.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has acknowledged that illegal immigration is placing pressure on South Africa's economy and public services. The issue continues to raise concerns about jobs, resources, and the capacity of government institutions to meet the needs of citizens.
Sindiso Magaqa murder trial continues in the Pietermaritzburg High Court, with the judge stressing there will be no further delays. The case, which has faced repeated postponements since 2017, is now set to proceed despite earlier legal representation issues.