Zama Zamas Force Mass Displacement in Sporong Informal Settlement
Some residents claim the attackers warned of kidnapping children for ransom, triggering widespread panic and an urgent mass exodus from the settlement.
Crime
Read More
Vaal Scholar Transport Driver Faces 14 Murder Charges, Abandons Bail
Ayanda Dludla appeared before the Vanderbijlpark Magistrates’ Court, where he elected not to apply for bail.
Update: Fatalities in Vaal Scholar Transport Tragedy Rises to 14
The Gauteng Department of Education confirmed that Thato Moetji and Sagwadi Mathe, both Grade 12 learners at Hoërskool Vanderbijlpark, succumbed to their injuries on Thursday, 22 January 2026.
Ward 35 Councillor Announces Community Engagement Sessions
These engagement sessions are part of ongoing efforts to maintain open communication between local government and Ward 35 residents
Mother Back in Court for Allegedly Poisoning Her Two Sons
The Gauteng Department of Social Development confirmed that it is closely monitoring the case, working alongside the Men’s Forum to provide support to the children’s father, Simon Digoro.
Religious Beliefs Exploited to Target South Africans, Warns SABRIC
In many cases, victims are persuaded to hand over large sums of money, personal documents or banking details, believing they are following spiritual instructions or protecting their relationships.
Government plans to remove the legal alcohol limit for drivers
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy said the current law is outdated and needs to change.
Foreign National Arrested with Military Explosives in Malvern East
During the operation, officers found the suspect in possession of military explosives, including a bazooka and its ammunition.
10 Teenage Boys Rescued, Suspect Arrested in Joburg Trafficking Operation
Police have urged members of the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to law enforcement, stressing that community cooperation remains vital in the fight against human trafficking.
Ramaphosa Urges Unity and Renewed Hope in 2026 New Year Message
In his New Year message to the nation, President Ramaphosa reflected on a difficult year marked by unemployment, persistent poverty and inequality, the high cost of living, crime, gender-based violence, and disruptions in the delivery of basic services.