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A Pinetown man, Thabo Nzimande, faces trial for the brutal killing and beheading of his grandmother, claiming mental instability amidst conflicting testimonies.
As tensions with the U.S. escalate, Iranian crowds form human chains around key infrastructure, defying safety warnings as President Trump’s deadline looms.
Easter weekend saw over 22 shootings in Cape Flats, raising concerns over gang violence. Ian Cameron criticises Operation Prosper's effectiveness amid few arrests.
A violent storm in Ngwetsheni Village, Eastern Cape, has left two men dead, four injured, and 16 homes destroyed, causing widespread devastation and displacement.
SA may face another fuel price hike in May, with petrol and diesel under-recovering. The government's expired levy could add R3 per litre, worsening the crisis.
Tensions rise as EFF’s Sinawo Thambo defends the party's boycott of Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh's podcast, sparking heated debates online about media and race.
Emfuleni residents are outraged as nearly R700 million spent on overtime fails to improve service delivery, leaving communities to face sewage spills.
The SAPS have arrested 15,840 suspects during the Easter period, seizing 132 firearms and shutting down 532 illegal taverns to combat serious crime in South Africa.
Kidnappings and digital banking fraud are rising in South Africa, with criminals targeting phones and Standard Bank customers reporting increasing scams.
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