Kzn unrest
Family of Phoenix massacre victim wants no bail for the accused
An angry Learnmore Siwela, the stepfather to Mondli Majola who was killed in Phoenix during the violence, said those who are involved in the murder should not...
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3 men implicated in Phoenix violence to appear in court
Dlyan Govender, his brother Ned Govender and Jeetendra Jaikissoon are among suspects arrested in connection with the violent incident that occurred in Phoenix during the July unrest.
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Sasria in talks with Treasury to plug financial hole caused by unrest claims
Board chairperson Moss Ngoasheng said Sasria had a balance sheet of R9 billion but was facing claims of between R20 billion and R25 billion.
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Alleged civil unrest instigator Bonginkosi Khanyile released on bail
Fees Must Fall activist Bonginkosi Khanyile has been granted bail in the Durban Magistrates Court. This comes after Khanyile was arrested in Johannesburg for allegedly instigating the recent unrest in parts of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
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Bonginkosi Khanyile granted R5,000 bail in incitement case
Khanyile was charged with incitement to commit public violence and contravention of the Disaster Management Act linked to the July looting.
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Bonginkosi Khanyile’s bail ruling to be handed down on Tuesday
Khanyile was charged with incitement to commit public violence and contravention of the Disaster Management Act linked to the July looting.
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Ramaphosa laments ‘unemployment crisis’ amid economic recovery efforts
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the interventions contained in the government’s reconstruction and recovery plan were not enough.
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Judgment in Bonginkosi Khanyile’s bail application reserved
Khanyile appeared in the Durban Magistrates Court on Tuesday on charges of incitement to commit public violence and contravention of the Disaster Management Act.
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Court orders ‘Sphithiphithi Evaluator’ to report to SAPS every day
Zamaswazi Majozi, known as ‘Sphithiphithi Evaluator’ on Twitter, is charged with inciting violence following her arrest over the weekend.
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SAPS continue to nab suspects behind July unrest, big names yet to be arrested
On Monday, two suspects, one in KZN and another in Gauteng, made their court appearances after being arrested over the weekend.
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Separate cases against two July unrest instigators postponed
The 36-year-old woman known as "Sphithiphithi Evaluator" on Twitter was arrested over the weekend in Leondale while the 35-year-old man is facing two charges of contravening the Riotous Assemblies Act, these include incitement to commit public violence and arson.
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Duo accused of inciting public violence during July unrest due in court tomorrow
The Hawks have said more arrests will be made after a 35-year-old man was handcuffed in KZN and another suspect was caught in Gauteng on Saturday.
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Hawks arrest 2 suspects linked to instigation of July riots
Members from crime against the state and crime intelligence nabbed a man and woman in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal for incitement to commit public violence.
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Government to support businesses affected by COVID-19 and looting with R2.3 billion
Deputy President David Mabuza was in Parliament to respond to questions in the National Council of Provinces on 26 August 2021. #MabuzaQnA #UnrestInSa
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Creecy: Final report into chemical spill at KZN warehouse to be done in Sept
Last month, the United Phosphorus Limited (UPL) warehouse in Durban which houses tons of herbicides, fungicides and pesticides blew up during the wave of violence that tore through the province.
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Mabuza: Businesses affected by lockdown, unrest to receive R2.3bn in support
He said government departments will redirect funds towards this stimulus package.
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Recent unrest affected 14,500 jobs in Gauteng, about 150 000 jobs at risk in KZN
On 24 August 2021, National Treasury briefed Parliament’s select committee on finance on the impact that the July unrest in parts of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng had on South Africa’s economy.
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KZN, GP riots could shave up to 0.9 percentage point from SA's GDP
That’s according to the national treasury, which has been briefing Parliament’s select committee on finance on the impact of the violence which erupted last month after former President Jacob Zuma was jailed for contempt of court.
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Parly hears how massive budget cuts crippled SAPS’ response to July unrest
This is according to police portfolio committee chairperson Tina Joemat-Pettersson who addressed the National Assembly on Tuesday.
