Ramaphosa announces urgent measures to tackle GBVF
The President paid tribute to the women and girls who have recently lost their lives across the country
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Gauteng residents urged to download the free Gauteng e-Panic Button app
The e-Panic Button app can be downloaded for free on Android and iOS, making it easy for residents to access emergency assistance (law enforcement or medical) when needed.
President declares Ekurhuleni femicide a national crisis
The President made the announcement following the discovery of the bodies of nine women in the Kempton Park and surrounding Ekurhuleni areas.
Sinkhole Forces Closure of R500 in Merafong, Department Urges Caution
The sinkhole is located on the R500 between Carletonville and Ventersdorp, approximately 400 metres from Red Cap and about one kilometre from Rooipoort Primary School.
Premier Lesufi unveils new future for Gauteng Traffic Wardens
The wardens, popularly known in communities as Ama-Panyaza, will be reorganised into a single Gauteng Traffic Wardens Corps operating through three integrated streams.
Gauteng Marks World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
The department said the commemoration served as a reminder that protecting senior citizens is a shared responsibility and remains essential to building caring and inclusive communities across Gauteng.
Gauteng Traffic Police Chief Inspector Mashaba Suspended
As part of the suspension conditions, Mashaba is required to surrender all government-issued tools of trade, including phones, firearms and laptops.
President Ramaphosa appoints acting Police Commissioner
The President described Dimpane as having served a “long and distinguished career both in the SAPS and in other public institutions” for nearly two decades.
Over 80 Unroadworthy Taxis Taken Off Gauteng Roads in Major Enforcement Operation
Officials issued more than 1,000 manual traffic fines and processed 825 electronic infringement notices through the e-force system.
Experts say no evidence linking sanitary products to cancer or infertility
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) said sanitary products are classified as low-risk medical devices under the Medicines and Related Substances Act.
