Khaza Mathebula

Former EMPD officer Julius Mkhwanazi and Witness K arrested in alleged R15m precious stones theft

Former Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD) officer Julius Mkhwanazi and another suspect, known as Witness K, have been arrested in connection with the alleged theft of precious stones worth nearly R15 million

July 18, 2026

by Khaza Mathebula

Cash rains down on Germiston streets after Fidelity explosion

Cash was scattered across rooftops, streets, trees and open spaces in Germiston after an explosion ripped through the Fidelity Security Solutions premises in the early hours of Saturday morning. The blast at the company’s premises on Dimitri Street, Germiston, at

August 24, 2026

by Khaza Mathebula

Madlanga Commission Turns Down Khan’s Closed Hearing Request Amid Claims He Remains Critically ill

Suspended Crime Intelligence deputy head Major-General Feroz Khan will not be allowed, for now, to give

Family identifies body of missing Kempton Park runner

The family of 38-year-old Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo has confirmed that the body discovered during a police

EFF Slams Didiza Over Decision Not to Oppose Ramaphosa Court Bid

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has strongly criticised National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza for her decision not to oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa’s urgent court application aimed at halting impeachment proceedings against him.

June 20, 2026

News·Politics·South Africa

Hawks Secure Convictions in World’s Largest Rhino Horn Trafficking Case

The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) has secured convictions and sentences in what is regarded as the world’s largest rhino horn trafficking case, bringing to an end a legal battle that

June 18, 2026

Crime·News·South Africa

ANC Suffers Major Court Defeat as Eastern Cape Task Team Is Scrapped

By Khaza MathebulaThe ANC’s headquarters at Luthuli House has suffered another courtroom defeat in the ongoing battle over leadership structures in the Eastern Cape. The Makhanda High Court has overturned the decision

June 18, 2026

News·Politics·South Africa

Hill-Lewis moves to overhaul DA’s GNU team as Steenhuisen faces the chop

Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Geordin Hill-Lewis is set to make sweeping changes to the party’s representation in the Government of National Unity (GNU), with Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen expected to be removed

June 17, 2026

News·Politics·South Africa

Gana wins battle to chair Ramaphosa impeachment inquiry

In a closely contested vote that signals the difficult terrain ahead, Rise Mzansi’s Makashule Gana has been elected chairperson of Parliament’s impeachment committee tasked with investigating whether President Cyril Ramaphosa should face

June 1, 2026

News·Politics·South Africa

ANCWL secretary-general takes charge as Tolashe steps aside

The African National Congress Women’s League (ANCWL) has been plunged into a leadership crisis after its president, Sisisi Tolashe, was forced to take a leave of absence following damning findings by the

June 1, 2026

News·Politics·South Africa

South Africa’s Left launches unified front against “Neoliberal capture of the state”

South Africa’s fractured left has taken its boldest step in years toward organised unity, convening a three-day conference in Ekurhuleni this weekend that produced a sweeping declaration of war against what delegates

June 1, 2026

Africa·News·Politics·South Africa

ANC bulldozes Women’s League to act on Tolashe ‘s presidency

The ANC did not come to the Women’s League to ask for its opinion. It came to deliver a verdict. That was the unmistakable tone of a special ANC Women’s League (ANCWL)

May 31, 2026

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Enemies no more: SACP and EFF find common ground in battle against neoliberalism

They have traded insults, competed for the same voters and occupied opposite ends of the post-liberation political divide. But on Thursday, the leaders of the South African Communist Party (SACP) and the

May 29, 2026

News·Politics·South Africa

SACP hits back at ANC’s ‘arrogant’ attack on left unity conference

The South African Communist Party (SACP) has launched a scathing counterattack against the ANC, accusing the governing party of arrogance and paternalism after it dismissed an upcoming Conference of the Left as

May 27, 2026

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Khaza Mathebula

Former EMPD officer Julius Mkhwanazi and Witness K arrested in alleged R15m precious stones theft

Cash rains down on Germiston streets after Fidelity explosion

Madlanga Commission Turns Down Khan’s Closed Hearing Request Amid Claims He Remains Critically ill

Family identifies body of missing Kempton Park runner

EFF Slams Didiza Over Decision Not to Oppose Ramaphosa Court Bid

Hawks Secure Convictions in World’s Largest Rhino Horn Trafficking Case

ANC Suffers Major Court Defeat as Eastern Cape Task Team Is Scrapped

Hill-Lewis moves to overhaul DA’s GNU team as Steenhuisen faces the chop

Gana wins battle to chair Ramaphosa impeachment inquiry

ANCWL secretary-general takes charge as Tolashe steps aside

ANC bulldozes Women’s League to act on Tolashe ‘s presidency

Enemies no more: SACP and EFF find common ground in battle against neoliberalism

SACP hits back at ANC’s ‘arrogant’ attack on left unity conference

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