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SAPS apprehended 8,896 foreign nationals in two weeks, targeting immigration violations, illegal mining, and violent crime, including the murder of a Gauteng leader.
Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth visits Cartrack following Gcina Dhladhla's tragic death, as an investigation into workplace safety and labour compliance begins.
A Klerksdorp woman lost R2 million of her pension to a fraudster posing as a romantic interest. The Hawks seek help to find the suspects behind this tragic scam
ANC MP Xola Nqola refutes claims that the Adhoc Committee cleared figures like Senzo Mchunu, emphasising the report's ongoing status and the need for transparency
A taxi driver recounts his alarming encounter with Mark Tshuma, who believed he was a hitman. Tshuma allegedly paid R50,000 for his own assassination.
The Madlanga Commission will subpoena Suliman Carrim's doctors after whistleblowers claimed they saw him at a mall despite missing testimony for medical reasons.
Tensions eased as March and March leaders unite with anti-illegal immigration activist Ndabandaba. Mixed reactions follow after controversial meeting with Ramaphosa.
SA leads Africa in 2026 as the sole nation with passport holders eligible for Japan’s eVisa and Saudi Arabia’s online tourist eVisa, simplifying travel access.
Zimbabwe's President Mnangagwa welcomes Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini, reinforcing cultural ties and discussing immigration issues during the pivotal meeting.
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