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Diepsloot murder suspect confesses
It’s reported the man arrested for the abduction and murder of two Diepsloot toddlers has confessed.
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Main Diepsloot murder suspect arrested
Police have arrested the main suspect in the rape and murder of two Diepsloot toddlers.
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More children found dead in Gauteng
The bodies of two toddlers have been found in Katlehong.
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Police, journalists flee Diepsloot
Police, motorists and journalists have come under attack by angry locals in the Johannesburg township.
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Premier calls for calm in Diepsloot
Nomvula Mokonyane visited the parents of two children found dead on Tuesday.
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Diepsloot erupts after child murders
Locals barricaded roads and looted shops in response to this morning’s gruesome discovery.
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Diepsloot calm after looting
Police say situations in Diepsloot, Port Elizabeth & Kroonstad remain calm after violent unrest.
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'Community patrollers should prevent looting'
Safety MEC launched the anti-mob justice campaign in Diepsloot following widespread violence.
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Recent foreign national attacks xenophobia
While the Human Rights Cesource Council says it may be cabinet has said it doesn’t want to label it as such.
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Foreign-owned shops looted in PE
Port Elizabeth police are keeping an eye on two communities following sporadic violence.
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'Criminals behind Diepsloot violence'
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe has condemned the recent violence in Diepsloot.
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'Xenophobic attacks will not happen'
Greater Gauteng Business Forum denied that its members have mobilised to carry out xenophobic attacks.
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'Place foreigners in camps'
The Greater Gauteng Business Forum said foreign-owned shops were bad for SA’s economy.
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Diepsloot councillor calls for calm
A meeting is scheduled to take place in Diepsloot following looting of foreign-owned spaza shops.
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Govt condemns Diepsloot violence
Govt has urged police to restore calm in Diepsloot following widespread violence.
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45 people arrested in Diepsloot
Police are on guard after shops were looted and damaged overnight.
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Diepsloot still volatile
More foreign owned shops were looted and set alight in overnight violence.
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Councillor condemns murders, looting
Diepsloot councillor Abram Mabuke called on police to do everything they can to recover stolen stock.
