UJ exposes Joel Sangweni as fake lecturer
The University of Johannesburg has confirmed Joel Sangweni is not a lecturer after his inflammatory social media post caused public outrage.
The University of Johannesburg has confirmed Joel Sangweni is not a lecturer after his inflammatory social media post caused public outrage.
Six suspects, including two police officers, appeared in court for their alleged role in a G4S truck robbery. The case has been postponed for a bail hearing.
Former Pretoria school principal Martin Kotze, who was facing multiple child abuse charges, has died by suicide ahead of his next court appearance.
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has confirmed that a Zimbabwean national, in the country illegally, has been arrested in connection with the murder of six community patrollers in Soshanguve.
Four people were shot and killed in Soshanguve after a confrontation between community patrollers and a group of men, prompting SAPS to dismiss xenophobia claims.
The attempted murder case against businessman Edwin Sodi has been struck off the roll after complainants withdrew their statements.
A deadly shooting at the Doornfontein taxi rank in Johannesburg has left four people dead, with links to ongoing taxi violence in Gauteng.
Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department (EMPD) officers have blocked major highways, protesting wage cuts and working conditions, leading to heavy traffic congestion.
The Johannesburg High Court will decide today whether former businessman Michael Lomas, accused in Eskom’s Kusile corruption case, will be granted bail.
Bedfordview residents protest after going nine days without water, demanding answers from Rand Water amid ongoing supply issues across Johannesburg.
Police in Westonaria have raided a massive fake liquor factory, arresting nine people, including two Taiwanese nationals, for manufacturing counterfeit alcohol and exploiting undocumented workers.
Two suspected ATM bombers were shot and killed in a gunfight with police in Lenasia this morning, with SAPS confirming no officers were injured.
Gauteng police have launched a manhunt for Zakithi Ndaba’s boyfriend after she was found murdered in her Sunninghill apartment.
Twelve people were killed in a horrific bus crash on the R21 near OR Tambo International Airport, on Tuesday morning.
Four schoolchildren died and five others were critically injured in a collision on the N12 near Daveyton, Ekurhuleni, prompting road closures and an ongoing investigation.
Sibusiso and Lerato Mahlangu have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the premeditated murder of Lerato’s ex-partner, Sibusiso Sithebe, in an insurance fraud scheme.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the cocaine was en route from São Paulo, Brazil, to France via South Africa.
Sphamandla Mabonga, a businessman with a controversial past, was among the three people killed in a shootout at Solo Restaurant in Sandton, marking the second attempt on his life in just over a year.
Less than 24 hours after a deadly mass shooting at Solo Restaurant in Sandton, cleaners were seen mopping blood off the floors, raising concerns about potential evidence tampering.
Nonhle Matsebula has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for the murder of four-year-old Keeya Mbulawa, whose body was found in a suitcase in Protea Glen.
The President was addressing the Gauteng Provincial Government and the National Executive during an oversight visit to the province, on Thursday.
Flash floods have hit parts of Johannesburg, leading to bridge closures and a severe weather warning as emergency teams work to manage rising water levels.
A massive law enforcement operation in Hillbrow led to the arrest of over 200 undocumented foreign nationals, a drug dealer, and the discovery of hijacked buildings with illegal electricity connections.
Six EMPD officers have been arrested for allegedly extorting R120,000 from a Congolese businessman in Ekurhuleni, with IPID leading the investigation.
A 55-year-old Nigerian drug mule was arrested at OR Tambo Airport after swallowing cocaine bullets. Authorities say Brazil remains a key trafficking hub.
Howard Galvin, known as “The Fixer,” is set to appear in the Randburg Magistrates Court on charges linked to intimidation, extortion, and illegal evictions.
Paediatric surgeon Peter Beale has been found not guilty of murder and fraud after standing trial for the deaths of three children.
A former St John’s teacher accused of sexual grooming has been granted bail while facing allegations linked to the suicide of Julio Mordoh.
Zanzou nightclub director Neo Moela denies fleeing SA as investigations into the alleged torture of patrons continue.
JMPD is cracking down on corruption as officers face investigation for accepting bribes via e-wallet transfers. Chief Jaca warns of severe consequences for offenders.