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Dagga worth R350k seized in Cape Town
Police found 180 kilogrammes of marijuana at a business in 7th Avenue last night.
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100 days in lockdown SA records over 10k new infections – the highest jump yet
The total number of cumulative cases is nearing the 200,000 mark with the country currently sitting at 187, 977 infections.
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Sadtu hopes for clarity ahead of Angie Motshekga’s briefing on schools
It’s been anything but smooth sailing since schools first re-opened their doors last month, with over 700 institutions affected by the outbreak.
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City of CT hits back at Cele over law enforcement comments
This week, four structures were demolished in the Khayelitsha area, and during that operation Bulelani Qholani was removed from his shack naked.
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Fatal shooting claims life of 18-year-old in Elsies River
Cape Town police say the teenager died shortly after he was shot in the head.
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‘Don’t make promises’: S. Africans speak out on govt’s lockdown measures
The stringent measures aimed to curb the spread of the virus give government time to prepare the healthcare system.
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1 man dies, several dwellings destroyed in early morning fires
A man’s body was found in the debris of a home fire in Nomzamo, while no lives were lost in an earlier fire in Mandela Park on Sunday morning.
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Off-duty officer stoned to death, suspects in court one month later
The suspects who are aged between 17 and 39 were arrested by the hawks on Friday – almost a month after constable Mzuvukile Hlahleni was killed at his home.
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‘SA has lost a legend’: ANC mourns passing of Welcome Msomi
Msomi, aged 76, died on Saturday following a brief illness.
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22-wheeler truck overturns on M1 near Parktown
Traffic has been redirected onto Empire Road and motorists have been urged to drive with caution when approaching that portion of the M1 north.
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Madibeng municipality closes offices after staffer tests positive for COVID-19
The municipal office is among several buildings, including the Wonderkop, Bapong and Letlhabile clinics, that have had to be closed due to confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
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ANC in Limpopo accepts decision to reinstate members implicated in VBS scandal
Provincial treasurer Danny Msiza and the deputy chairperson Florence Radzilani appeared in advocate Terry Motau's report into the theft of more than R2 billion from the bank.
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Tshwane bus service will remain suspended after COVID-19 cases
The entity has temporarily closed its routes after three bus drivers tested positive for COVID-19.
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NW latest province to hold off return of grade R pupils tomorrow
It said Education MEC Mmaphefo Matsemela the decision aimed to avoid an influx of grades returning to school on Monday and to save lives.
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Mogoeng calls for tribunal to probe Goliath’s claims against Hlope
WC Judge President John Hlope is accused, by his deputy - Judge Patricia Goliath - of having assaulted another judge, the apparent use of abusive language towards her, and alleged abuse of power.
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‘I have never seen such a thing’ – Cele says Qholani incident was inhumane
Bulelani Qholani was dragged from his home while naked and his structure demolished by the authorities in eThembeni earlier this week.
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Numsa, Sacca threaten legal action to stop liquidation of SAA
The unions say they are exploring their legal option to stop the liquidation of troubled the national airline and SA Express, following the Finance Minister's statement that there will be no more bailouts for SAA.
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Will govt heed calls to give Mary Twala a state funeral?
Thousands of fans have acknowledged Twala's immense contributions to the South African television and film industry following the announcement of her passing on Saturday.
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Lotto Results: Saturday, 4 July 2020
EWN brings you the winning Lotto results. Are you a winner?
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COVID-19: W Cape records 45 new deaths
As of 1pm on 4 July, the Western Cape had 15,957 active cases of COVID-19, with a total of 67,351 confirmed cases and 49,362 recoveries.
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Cele: Bulelani Qholani’s case a top priority
This comes after law enforcement officers this week demolished four structures because they were illegally erected on city-owned land in the area.
