Sanef said it was encouraged to hear about the swift interventions of law enforcement agencies who reacted to the attacks and thanked the SAPS for its prompt response.

The state capture inquiry hears evidence from Professor Richard Calland, Associate Professor of Public Law at the University of Cape Town.

In paying tribute to her husband, Minister de Lille remembered him as a loving father and husband who supported her throughout her political career, giving her the freedom to fully pursue her work.

Malusi Gigaba was Home Affairs minister when members of the controversial Gupta family became naturalised South Africans, in violation of the country's laws.

Local police were alerted to the bodies by members of the community, and upon arrival at the scene made the gruesome discovery.

The state capture inquiry hears evidence from MP Dikeledi Magadzi.

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Tropical storm Eloise, accompanied by heavy rain, left a trail of destruction, damaging several homes and leaving many families displaced.

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Speaking on behalf of rap group Skwatta Kamp, Siyabonga 'Slikour' Metane said mourning their close friend during this time had been difficult.

SIU head, Advocate Andy Mothibi, released a report into finalised investigations and outcomes into allegations of corruption by state institutions.

State institutions have been implicated in fraud and corruption related to the procurement and distribution of personal protective equipment in South Africa.

The power cuts will continue until Sunday evening.

The former chairperson of the portfolio committee of correctional services Vincent Smith is also expected to testify on Friday.

Trade union Popcru has accused Correctional Services national commissioner, Arthur Fraser, of being ignorant and out of touch with deteriorating conditions at correctional facilities.

Lockdown regulations required the bus service to reduce its passenger numbers to no more than 50% of its licensed capacity. Putco labour relations executive, Pride Anozie, said that this resulted in trips operating at a loss.

The union held a briefing on Thursday on the state of the security cluster in Johannesburg.