4 h. ago Calata’s son hopes Inquiry into TRC findings will expose sell

Calata's alleged killers have not faced court proceedings

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5 h. 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.

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9 h. ago Inquiry looking at TRC stance on apartheid crimes to be established

He maintains that all affected families deserve closure and justice.

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33 h. ago Daughter of Luthuli’s shop worker recounts harassment at inquest

The daughter of a former associate of Luthuli recounts' harassment from apartheid-era police.

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3 d. ago Freedom Day to reflect on SA’s progress after 31 years of democracy 

Freedom Day is a day South Africa celebrates its first post-apartheid election.

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8 d. ago SAPS says over 17 000 suspects arrested through Operation Shanela

Police say hundreds were arrested for drug, alcohol and violent crimes.

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8 d. 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 Apartheid security police monitored Luthuli’s home: daughter

Wilhelmina Luthuli testified in the re-opened inquest into Chief Luthuli's death in 1967.

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

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

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2 w. ago Key Witnesses Missing in Reopened Inquest Into Chief Albert Luthuli’s Death

The KwaZulu-Natal High Court has heard that crucial witnesses in the reopened inquest into the 1967 death of Chief Albert Luthuli are untraceable. Tuesday marked the second day of proceedings into the circumstances surrounding Luthuli’s death, which the apartheid government claimed was caused by a train accident in kwaDukuza. However, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA)… Read More »Key Witnesses Missing in Reopened Inquest Into Chief Albert Luthuli’s Death The post Key Witnesses Missing in Reopened Inquest Into Chief Albert Luthuli’s Death first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 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.

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2 w. ago Samatu pleased with posts to be opened for unemployed health workers

The plans entail establishing 1650 new public sector positions to tackle staff issues in hospitals.

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2 w. ago Ukraine’s Zelensky to Visit South Africa Amid Controversy Over Neutrality Stance

The Presidency has officially confirmed that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will undertake a working visit to South Africa on 24 April. While the specific agenda for Zelensky’s upcoming visit to Pretoria has not yet been made public, it is anticipated that discussions with President Cyril Ramaphosa will focus prominently on the ongoing conflict resulting from… Read More »Ukraine’s Zelensky to Visit South Africa Amid Controversy Over Neutrality Stance The post Ukraine’s Zelensky to Visit South Africa Amid Controversy Over Neutrality Stance first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Chapter Nine Institutions to conduct Omotoso judgment inquiry

The Nigerian televangelist and his two co-accused were acquitted on all 32 charges.

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3 w. ago Employees behind some illegal electricity connections: City Power

The power utility says it dismissed five workers yesterday for this and other crimes.

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3 w. ago ‘Fight against transnational organised crime must be prioritised’

Transnational organised crime includes human trafficking and weapons smuggling in South Africa.

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3 w. ago Police Minister Directs Provinces to Compile Lists of Serious Crime Offenders

Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has instructed all South African provinces to compile and submit detailed lists of individuals involved in serious criminal activities. This directive follows Gauteng’s identification of 450 crime kingpins linked to offenses such as cash-in-transit heists, hijackings, and ATM bombings. In the past two months, Gauteng authorities have arrested at least 150… Read More »Police Minister Directs Provinces to Compile Lists of Serious Crime Offenders The post Police Minister Directs Provinces to Compile Lists of Serious Crime Offenders first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago GBV expert warns of legal gaps allowing rapists to evade justice

Gaps in current legislation are allowing perpetrators of sexual crimes to evade accountability.

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3 w. ago SAPS, BACSA partner to boost security and fight crime together

The SAPS have signed a partnership with BACSA to improve security measures in several sectors

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3 w. ago South African Officials Defend Land Policy During Key US Talks

A senior South African delegation, led by International Relations Director-General Zane Dangor, has returned from Washington, where it met top US officials to discuss bilateral issues and clarify Pretoria’s stance on contentious policies like the Expropriation Act. The US officials, including those from the White House and State Department, were reportedly “cordial and receptive.” The… Read More »South African Officials Defend Land Policy During Key US Talks The post South African Officials Defend Land Policy During Key US Talks first appeared on iAfrica.

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