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Zuma foundation still studying damning private prosecution ruling

The Jacob Zuma Foundation says the former president's lawyers are still studying the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) judgment, which dismissed his application for leave to appeal a ruling that set aside his private prosecution. The organisation says a statement on this will be released in due course. Zuma had approached the SCA in a bid to overturn a previous ruling by three judges in his private prosecution case against […]

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“Don’t protect criminals,” warns Cele

                                                                               Twitter: @SAPoliceServices Police Minister, Bheki Cele, has warned community members to refrain from hindering police from enforcing the law. Cele was commenting on the incident that happened in Eden Park,in Ekurhuleni, […]

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SANDF in hot water for mob justice attack

Anti-crime organisation, Action Society, says cases of authorities taking the law into their own hands further erodes the little trust South Africans have in law enforcement officials. His was reacting to the viral video of alleged SANDF members, beating up a man. The members in full uniform can be seen pinning down the man who they tracked down after allegedly stealing a car. Action Society's director, Ian Cameron, says such […]

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SAMWU dares Brink to name and shame official implicated in torching of trucks

The South African Municipal Workers' Union (SAMWU) is accusing the Tshwane Executive Mayor, Cillier Brink, of pitting striking municipal workers against the communities they serve. Yesterday, Brink told journalists that the city has video footage directly implicating a top SAMWU official in the petrol bombing of municipal trucks across the city. Brink was providing an update on the ongoing workers strike in the capital. The executive mayor says ongoing municipal […]

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Operation Dudula expresses concern over the SAPS’ perceived resistance to deal with foreign tuck shop owners

Anti-migrant movement, Operation Dudula, says there seems to be resistance from police in dealing with the foreign-owned spaza shops that sell expired and counterfeit goods. Dudula's spokesperson, Zandile Dabula says they have been called to the police station numerous times and threatened, that they will be arrested if they continue with their call for foreign spaza shop owners to be chased out of South Africa's townships. The movement made the […]

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Vaccines could prevent future outbreaks: SA poultry sector

The South African Poultry Association CEO, Izaak Breitenbach, says the vaccines for poultry will assist in prevent any other outbreaks of the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in the future. The country is currently dealing with the deadly outbreak of avian flu, which has led to over seven million chickens (30% of national stock) being culled. It has also led to a shortage of eggs in the country, leading to […]

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Pakistan shop owner denies threatening authorities, says an extorter was his target

The Pakistan shop owner, whose video of him allegedly threatening police and immigration officers caused an uproar on social media, has rejected the claims levelled against him. In a meeting with the Joburg MMC for Public Safety, Mgcini Tshwaku, the man claims he was actually speaking to a man who has been harassing the shop owners in Fordsburg for protection money. [Watch the video in question] There’s no country in […]

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Banyana bow out of regional tournament

Banyana Banyana bowed out of the COSAFA Women’s Championship despite beating Eswatini 3-0 at Dobsonville Stadium on Tuesday afternoon. Coach Desiree Ellis’ charges went into the game with nothing but pride to play for after results from other Group B matches went against them. Zambia and Mozambique both won their matches, ensuring that the former finished top of their group while the Mozambicans claimed the other spot as second-best finishers. […]

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SAHRC launches probe into racism claims at the University of Pretoria

The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) says it has received some complaints over the brewing racial tensions at the University of Pretoria. The commission's acting Gauteng manager, Zamantungwa Mbeki, says these complaints are in the process of being investigated. Earlier this week, members of the AfriForum Youth pasted "No Whites Allowed and Blacks Only" stickers at the entrances of the Hatfield campus, saying this was in retaliation to the […]

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Tensions boil over at pro-Palestine protest

Emotions ran high outside the US Consulate yesterday as Palestine and Israeli supporters came face to face. Hundreds of people gathered outside the US Consulate, demanding an end to the Israeli Occupation of Gaza and the West Bank. The US is a staunch ally of Israel and the demonstrators want the country to condemn the war against Hamas. They also want Washington to put pressure on Israel to stop its […]

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