NEWS: An Ethiopian national has been arrested for selling alleged fake alcohol in eQonce in the Eastern Cape Town.
It has has been alleged that he also supplied a tavern in Zwelitsha and operated the network of fake alcohol with his brothers.
More arrests have not been ruled out in the matter - KZN Tonight Podcast
📸 Philasande Maqoma
@Solphendukaa In all due respects Sol,as Zulu's...kuyihlazo ukuthatha umfazi onezingane coz history has proven that they will NEVER respect the man who chose to marry them knowing very well that she (the woman) has kids....i guess it's just a Zulu thing,it is frowned up. Ask Sizwe when 2gda
A few weeks ago, that Porche guy was recorded by his wife and she was using the same language as Misuzulu.
Same thing happened to Mlindo when his babymama said he shits himself when drunk.
Same thing happened to Emtee when his ex wife announced divorce.
You guys laughed, it was a joke.
Today we are finding out that it is violence and verbal abuse because a woman is now the victim of the same thing.
R2.25 million reward offered for wanted suspects
Police are searching for three wanted suspects linked to armed robberies, hijackings, house invasions, and the rape and murder of a 1-year-old girl.
🔴 Mxolisi Hector Mahlangu (“Malume”)
🔴 Themba Hlengisa (“Super”)
🔴 Arthur Nyathi
Investigators believe they move between Tembisa and Alexandra and may be assisted by associates.
Anyone with information should call 074 634 6120 or 10111. Do not approach the suspects.
A 42-year-old Zimbabwean national, Edgar Maroto, has been sentenced to an effective 20 years’ imprisonment for the unlawful possession of explosives at the Beitbridge Port of Entry in Limpopo.
Maroto was arrested on 10 April 2026 after authorities intercepted a truck carrying a large consignment of explosives.
The haul included 3 970 blasting cartridges, 48 cammex connector capsules and 10 reels of detonator fuse, with an estimated value of R400 000. Investigators from the Hawks, SAPS explosives unit and other law enforcement agencies processed the scene and secured the exhibits.
Maroto received 15 years for unlawful possession of explosives and 10 years for contravening the Prevention of Organised Crime Act (POCA), with five years running concurrently, resulting in a 20-year effective sentence.
Limpopo Hawks head Major General Gopz Govender praised officials involved, saying the sentence sends a strong warning against the illegal movement of explosives through South Africa’s ports of entry.