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Auditor General's office says Kagiso Lerutla case not linked to financial wrongdoing, SA has doubts
A manager in the Auditor General's office at Ekurhuleni Municipality insisted that Kagiso Lerutla was not facing financial wrongdoing charges, sparking doubt online.
Monswamy Murders: Thami Ntuli concerned by legal aid assistance for suspects, SA applauds Premier
South Africans praised KZN Premier Thami Ntuli after he expressed concern that suspects in violent crimes were given free legal aid, which was funded by the public.
Monswamy family murder suspects abandon bail application during first appearance before court
The three suspects arrested for the abduction and murder of seven Monswamy family members in Newark appeared in the KwaDukuza Magistrate’s Court.
Community members protest outside KwaDukuza Court ahead of Monswamy massacre suspects' appearance
Community members in KwaDukuza demand no bail for Monswamy massacre suspects at court. Protests include political parties supporting victims' families.
Mahikeng butchery owners killed in violent armed robbery, South Africans slam country's crime rate
South Africans are outraged with the crime rate in the country after a popular Mahikeng couple were killed during an armed robbery at their business.
Suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi granted R30,000 bail
Ekurhuleni Metro Police Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi released on bail after fraud charges. Co-accused Kagiso Lerutla also granted bail by court.
Malema wants Khawula jailed or fined R150k for disobeying court order, SA debates EFF leader's move
Julius Malema is seeking to have controversial blogger Musa Khawula jailed or fined R150,000 for defying a court order, sparking mixed reactions online.
Stolen cellphone led police to breakthrough in brutal killing of 7 KwaZulu-Natal family members
New details have emerged about how a stolen cellphone led to the arrests of three suspects responsible for the brutal murders of seven members of one KZN family.
Bellarmine Mugabe shooting victim received R250,000 to keep quiet, South Africans weigh in on amount
Sipho Mahlangu, the man who was shot at Bellarmine Mugabe's home, confirmed to police that he recieved R250,000 to remain silent, sparking mixed reactions online.
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