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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.
“We can’t eat or sleep”: family of missing Vosloorus shop owner speaks out
The family of missing Vosloorus spaza shop owner Mazwi Kubheka fears foul -year-old play as police investigate his disappearance since 2 April 2026.
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.
UN raises concern over KZN xenophobia, HRA demands probe into Ghanaian’s death
UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned rising xenophobic violence in KwaZulu-Natal, amid escalating tensions and the tragic death of a Ghanaian national.
SAPS releases suspects questioned about Mazwi Kubheka's disappearance, Mashaba and citizens outraged
South Africans are outraged after two suspects, who were taken in for questioning regarding the disappearance of Mazwi Kubheka, were released by police.
Two SAPS officers among eight arrested for Bedfordview business robbery
Gauteng police arrest eight suspects, including two SAPS officers, linked to a Bedfordview business robbery, raising concerns over corruption within law enforcement.
"New kasi journalist": Brave woman captures chaotic scene of the CIT robbery in Thembisa, SA stunned
A young content creator was filming a live recording of the Thembisa cash-in-transit robbery when she heard gunshots and had to run for her life.
"Violence will not be tolerated”: Police Ministry responds to xenophobic attacks
The South African Police Ministry condemns recent xenophobic attacks on Ghanaian nationals, asserting that such violence will not be tolerated and action will follow
KZN Premier Thami Ntuli visits Monswamy family after tragic killing of seven loved ones
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli visits the Monswamy family after the tragic Newark mass killing of seven relatives, pledging support and justice.
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