Author: staff
Serial rapist Frans du Toit told a clinical psychologist he would have continued to rape and murder women if he and Theuns Kruger were not arrested for the brutal rape of Alison Botha – but, even though his own family opposed his release, he was given parole.
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has committed to “track and monitor that justice is dispensed with” upon the receipt of any information that the murder of an openly gay imam in Gqeberha over the weekend was a hate crime.
The KwaZulu-Natal health department team has visited learning facilities in Durban after at least 117 cases of hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) were reported at primary schools and daycare centres in Phoenix, Greenwood Park, and Umhlanga.
SARS and the Reserve Bank’s pursuit of a local illicit money moving veteran – a man known as “Bullsh*t Bertie” – has lifted the lid on a pair of prolific fuel traders who allegedly arranged for millions of rands to be siphoned out of SA to Hong Kong and Turkey.
The Portfolio Committee on Justice and Constitutional Development is concerned about a legislative gap after President Cyril Ramaphosa referred a bill the previous Parliament hastily passed, despite some parties’ warnings, due to it not meeting constitutional muster.
There is a fine line between engaging all stakeholders and entertaining nonsense with damaging consequences. President Cyril Ramaphosa, a respected negotiator for a reason, nonetheless risks crossing this line, writes Khaya Sithole.
Concerned community leaders have warned that continued criminal activity on the Wild Coast, Eastern Cape, could dismantle its invaluable educational and economic initiatives, leaving a devastating impact on this cherished coastal area.
OpenAI’s board chair on Friday said it had turned down an Elon Musk-led offer to buy the hot artificial intelligence company for $97.4 billion, saying the board “unanimously rejected Mr Musk’s latest attempt to disrupt his competition”.
South Africa is preparing to pitch a bilateral trade agreement to the US if President Donald Trump’s administration revokes the nation’s preferential access to the world’s biggest economy as relations between them sour, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Marlene Koekemoer has described her licensed paragliding pilot husband Jan-Albert Koekemoer, who died after a paragliding accident on Stellenbosch Mountain, as a devoted father who was courageous, strong and had a passion for the outdoors.