State capture: Zuma maintains innocence, says he was targeted by ANC members
Politics
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Desperate for next fix - heroin-based nyaope grips SA
Heroin has been wreaking havoc in South Africa's cities and rural areas since the early 2000s, according to a recent report by an EU-funded project against cross-border organised crime.
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Due process must be followed to destroy guns, say SAPS
National police spokesperson Vishnu Naidoo said that if it were up to police they'd get rid of the weapons sooner but states why this can't happen.
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Zuma’s lawyer accuses state capture commission of being condescending, unfair
The former president has taken the stand at the inquiry on Monday morning after several witnesses accused him of being central to state capture.
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Zuma at state capture: I’ve been vilified, called corrupt for over a decade
Zuma began his testimony by saying he was aware that he was a subject of talk for more than a decade.
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Van Rooyen: State capture doesn't start and end with Zuma
Former President Jacob Zuma has arrived at the state capture commission of inquiry in Parktown where's set to appear before deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.
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SANDF deployment in CT likely won't be a costly project - analyst
Last week, Police Minister Bheki Cele said the SANDF would be deployed to gang-ravaged communities, following on-going requests by community policing forums.
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Soapie actor, 2 others to appear in court for extortion attempt
Two of them will be charged for allegedly impersonating police officers and trying to demand money from the man who was dealing in diamonds at the South Gate Mall, south of Johannesburg.
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Lenasia police probing assault case over land invasion squabble
It's understood Extension 9 residents confronted a group of people after they tried to occupy land illegally in the area.
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WATCH: Day 1 of Jacob Zuma at the state capture inquiry part 1
Former President Jacob Zuma is appearing at the Zondo commission of inquiry where he is expected to answer the allegations of state capture that have been levelled against him.
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Dan Matjila expected to continue his testimony at PIC inquiry
Matjila spent most of last week testifying about the corporation’s affairs during his tenure and addressing allegations of political interference and concerns related to questionable investments.
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Cele: Crime summit resolutions to be implemented quickly
Police have identified five core issues they would immediately tackle to stabilise gang-infested communities.
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People in WC not safe, says EFF, after branch chairperson killed
No one has been arrested yet following the fatal shooting of EFF branch chairperson Xolani Jack.
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Thousands expected to support Zuma at state capture inquiry
Organisers are expecting at least 5,000 supporters from across the country to descend on Parktown today in support of former President Jacob Zuma.
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SABC appeals for calm following reports of job cuts
On Sunday, the 'Sunday Times' reported that the cash-strapped public broadcaster plans on shedding its staff by 33% as part of its turnaround strategy.
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Zuma to continue denying state capture at Zondo Commission?
Although former President Jacob Zuma will finally appear before the state capture commission on Monday morning, his journey has not been without its bumps.
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CT CPFs believe army deployment will help stabilise gang-hit areas
Community policing forums realise army deployment is not a long term solution for gang violence, but they believe it will bring about stability.
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WC's Winde aims to break 'gang economy'
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said that the so-called gang economy needed to be broken but also stressed that more opportunities would be created for young people to deter them from turning to crime.
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Mpumalanga man confesses to killing, burying 5 women
The man was arrested two weeks ago in Numbi village after police exhumed the body of one of the victims.
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Former President Zuma & state capture: A timeline
Former President Jacob Zuma is set to appear before the commission of inquiry into state capture where he’s been implicated by a number of people who’ve already testified. The commission said that this was an opportunity for Zuma to give his side of the story.
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Diepsloot residents divided over protest action
Some community leaders in Diepsloot are calling on residents not to take part in Monday’s planned shutdown in the area. They are worried that criminal elements may try to hijack the move which is aimed at raising genuine complaints.
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Jacob Zuma to have say on corruption claims at Zondo Inquiry
The man many have accused of enabling massive corruption and the plundering of state resources will finally take the stand at the inquiry after weeks of anticipation.
