52 h. ago Govt and business urged to collaborate to fight illicit trade

Experts have suggested partnerships between govt, and business should be used to combat illicit trad

Politics

3 d. ago Crime scene expert notes inconsistencies Luthuli inquest evidence

These inconsistencies include the direction the train was travelling in.

Events

5 d. ago ‘Joshlin Smith case shows children’s safety is a community effort’

Judge Nathan Erasmus has convicted Joshlin's mother Kelly Smith and her co-accused.

Politics

5 d. ago Eldos community members to take fight against crime to the street

Councilor Dwayne Ponsonby has questioned police's stats and says the march aims to raise awareness.

Events

8 d. ago ‘Law enforcement has capacity to end the ongoing taxi warfare’

A crime expert says law enforcement in this country has enough capacity to end ongoing taxi warfare.

Events

9 d. ago Virtual AI Hackathon Connects Developers Across 15 African Nations

The Pan-African AI Collaboration Network (PAICN) successfully concluded its first virtual AI hackathon last week, bringing together over 300 developers from 15 African countries in a 72-hour innovation marathon. The event, themed “AI Solutions for Community Challenges,” showcased extraordinary talent while forging lasting professional connections across borders. Breaking Geographic Barriers Unlike traditional in-person events concentrated [...]

Politics

1 week ago Coal Pollution Crisis in Mpumalanga: Communities Demand Urgent Action and Just Transition

Communities in Phola and Carolina, Mpumalanga, are grappling with the severe consequences of coal mining pollution, particularly in the Highveld region, long plagued by environmental degradation and health issues. At the launch of a new report titled Systems Change for a Just Transition on 15 April, Ronesa Mtshweni from Amandla Community Development in Carolina highlighted… Read More »Coal Pollution Crisis in Mpumalanga: Communities Demand Urgent Action and Just Transition The post Coal Pollution Crisis in Mpumalanga: Communities Demand Urgent Action and Just Transition first appeared on iAfrica.

Events

1 week ago Lapu Lapu festival Death Toll Rises To 11, man arrested after car hit crowd

At least 11 people were killed and more than 20 injured when a man rammed an SUV through a crowd at a Filipino community festival in the western Canadian city of Vancouver on the weekend before Canada’s federal election, authorities said. Police arrested a 30-year-old Vancouver man, who they said was known to them, at… Read More »Lapu Lapu festival Death Toll Rises To 11, man arrested after car hit crowd The post Lapu Lapu festival Death Toll Rises To 11, man arrested after car hit crowd first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago Cape Town NGO honours Pope Francis’ legacy through community action

A Cape Town NGO serves daily meals, showing how small acts can uplift the lives of the destitute.

Politics

1 week ago Mathale confirms officer’s resignation in Eldorado Park murder case

Minister Mathale confirms SAPS officer’s resignation after alleged girlfriend’s murder.

Events

1 week ago Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Virginia Giuffre Dies By Suicide, Her Family Says

Virginia Giuffre, one of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent accusers, has committed suicide, her family said on Friday. Giuffre, 41, died on Friday in Western Australia state, where she had been living for several years, the family said in an emailed statement. “Virginia was a fierce warrior in the fight against sexual… Read More »Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Virginia Giuffre Dies By Suicide, Her Family Says The post Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Virginia Giuffre Dies By Suicide, Her Family Says first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Court Rules Apartheid Crimes Can Still Be Prosecuted, Declares No Expiry on Justice

In a landmark judgment, the Johannesburg High Court has ruled that apartheid-era crimes can still be prosecuted in South Africa, affirming that apartheid is a crime against humanity and not subject to any statute of limitations. The ruling comes in the case of Christiaan Siebert Rorich and Tlhomedi Ephraim Mfalapitsa, former apartheid Security Branch officers… Read More »Court Rules Apartheid Crimes Can Still Be Prosecuted, Declares No Expiry on Justice The post Court Rules Apartheid Crimes Can Still Be Prosecuted, Declares No Expiry on Justice first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Plans under way to bring SANDF troops home from DRC: Motshekga

The soldiers are part of a Southern African Development Community (SADC) peacekeeping mission.

Politics

3 w. ago Western Cape Prepares Class Action for Riverlands Flood Victims

Western Cape Local Government MEC Anton Bredell has announced that preparations for a class action lawsuit on behalf of Riverlands flood victims are nearing completion. In August last year, severe floods impacted over 200 residents in Riverlands, a small farming community near Cape Town, following the collapse of four dam walls at a nearby farm… Read More »Western Cape Prepares Class Action for Riverlands Flood Victims The post Western Cape Prepares Class Action for Riverlands Flood Victims first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago Minister apologises to WSU community after killing on campus

Nkabane visited the Nelson Mandela Drive campus this evening

Politics

3 w. ago Hlophe’s bid to fight interim ruling barring him from JSC dismissed

The court refused the application for leave to appeal as no case has been made for a direct appeal.

Politics

3 w. ago Gauteng intensifies crime fight with full resource deployment

Lesufi says metropolitan boundaries are being scrapped for law enforcement officers.

Events

3 w. ago Luthuli’s 1967 inquest didn’t have crime scene images: Witness

The court has re-opened the inquest into the death of the former ANC President.

Events

3 w. ago Ramosadi mourns child’s death linked to suspected food poisoning

Ramosadi community mourns child’s death linked to food possibly laced with pesticide.

Society

3 w. ago Mahikeng pupil dies after allegedly eating snacks from hawkers

A Mahikeng learner has died allegedly after eating snacks bought from street hawkers.

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