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O’SULLIVAN LEVELS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST FEROZ KHAN

Written by on 30 June 2026

PRETORIA – Forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan told the Madlanga Commission that he received a tip-off alleging suspended Crime Intelligence deputy head Feroz Khan was involved in illegal activities. O’Sullivan said the claims included facilitating drug trafficking and money laundering. During his testimony, O’Sullivan presented a five-point list of allegations accusing Khan of involvement in drug […]

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KUGOMPO CITY BRACES FOR 30 JUNE TENSIONS

Written by on 27 June 2026

KUGOMPO CITY- Growing tensions are being reported in KuGompo City as the unofficial 30 June deadline approaches, with concerns over possible protests and unrest. Foreign nationals and law enforcement agencies are preparing for potential disruptions as uncertainty continues to grip communities. The situation has been intensified by allegations involving foreign-owned spaza shops after police and […]

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VANDERBIJLPARK MEETING TO SHAPE 30 JUNE PLANS

Written by on 27 June 2026

VANDERBIJLPARK – Residents from across the Vaal region gathered for a peaceful mass meeting at President Stadium in Vereeniging on 27 June 2026. Organiser Keswa said the event was successful, with participants first conducting a visibility campaign at local shops in Vereeniging before joining another march, known as Amabuthu, which started in Orange Farm and […]

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DEPUTY MINISTER ENCOURAGES YOUTH AT LIMPOPO CAREER EXPO

Written by on 26 June 2026

LIMPOPO – Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Nonceba Mhlauli, attended the 10th Ephraim Mogale Career Expo in Marble Hall, where learners were introduced to career opportunities, bursaries, skills development programmes, entrepreneurship and higher education options. The event aimed to equip young people, particularly those in rural communities, with information to help shape their future careers. […]

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RAMAPHOSA OPENS 9TH SACU SUMMIT IN CAPE TOWN

Written by on 26 June 2026

CAPE TOWN – President Cyril Ramaphosa, as Chairperson of the Southern African Customs Union Summit, delivered the opening remarks at the 9th SACU Summit of Heads of State and Government held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. The summit brings together SACU member states to provide strategic and political direction for the organisation. As […]

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POLICE SEIZE ILLEGAL GOODS WORTH R500K

Written by on 26 June 2026

GAUTENG – Police in Gauteng confiscated counterfeit, contraband and illicit goods worth more than R500,000 during coordinated operations conducted in Cleveland, Langlaagte and Germiston between 23 and 25 June 2026. The raids, led by the Gauteng Counterfeit Unit with Brand Protectors and the Department of Agriculture, uncovered counterfeit consumables, cell phone accessories, illicit pesticides, honey […]

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VAAL RESIDENTS CALLED TO MASS MEETING

Written by on 25 June 2026

VEREENIGING – Residents from across the Vaal region have been invited to attend a peaceful mass meeting under the banner “Enough is Enough” at President Stadium in Vereeniging on 27 June 2026. Organisers say the gathering aims to unite communities from areas including Evaton, Sharpeville, Meyerton, Vanderbijlpark, Sebokeng, Ratanda, Palm Springs, Bophelong, Tshepiso and Boipatong […]

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COURT DISMISSES MABUYANE’S BID TO GAG MALEMA

Written by on 24 June 2026

GQEBERHA – The Eastern Cape High Court has dismissed Premier Oscar Mabuyane’s urgent application to stop EFF leader Julius Malema from making statements about his academic qualifications. Mabuyane had asked the court to declare Malema’s claims that he fraudulently obtained a master’s degree from the University of Fort Hare as unlawful and defamatory. Malema made […]

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TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR DAGGA DEALING

Written by on 24 June 2026

JOHANNESBURG – Two men, aged 45 and 46, were arrested during an intelligence-driven police operation in Bezuidenhout Valley, Johannesburg, on 23 June 2026. The operation was carried out by the Johannesburg K9 Unit with support from the Gauteng Highway Patrol following information about suspected dagga dealing in the Jeppe policing precinct. Police found the suspects […]

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RESEARCHER SAYS MIGRANTS ARE NOT TAKING JOBS

Written by on 24 June 2026

GAUTENG – Wits University researcher says there is no evidence that migrants are taking jobs away from South Africans. Associate Professor Justin Visagie said survey findings and public data do not support claims often made during anti-immigration protests. His remarks come as anti-immigration demonstrations continue across the country, with some groups calling for undocumented migrants […]

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