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WATCH LIVE: Mabuza faces tough questions from NCOP
Mabuza will take oral questions from the NCOP on Thursday after postponing two previous appearances in the National Assembly due to ill health.
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Cosatu to embark on general strike against corruption in the country
This follows calls in several civil society movements for South Africans to rise against the unabated corruption in the public and private sectors which have undermined economic growth.
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UIF opens fourth case of COVID-19 scheme fund abuse with Hawks
UIF commissioner Teboho Maruping said a fourth case has been opened with the Hawks against a company, which received over R700,000.
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Mboweni: As soon as we stated COVID budgets did thieves plan to loot
Mboweni and Treasury officials appeared before Parliament’s finance committees on Wednesday.
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Former Eskom Group CEO Koko ‘looking forward’ to SIU summons
The unit and Eskom have approached to the Pretoria High Court, seeking to recover funds from former board members, executives, members of the Gupta family and their associates.
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VBS clients pin hopes on prosecutors to recoup lost money
At least eight high profile people are due to be charged with racketeering, fraud and theft when some of them appear in court on Thursday morning.
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Kagiso residents who looted cash-in-transit heist scene facing charges - police
A cash-in-transit vehicle was attacked by armed robbers in Chamdor on Wednesday morning, the suspects managed to flee with an undisclosed amount of money after using explosives to access the cash.
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Cash-in-transit robbery in Krugersdorp
A group of suspects is alleged to have attacked a cash-in-transit van with explosives in Kagiso Drive in Krugersdorp. The suspects were reported to have escaped with an undisclosed amount of money. Cash was scattered on the road, leading to looting.
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Incidents of looting continue to plague various parts of Cape Town
Police say about 15 people helped themselves to items valued at about R3,000 at a Shoprite Usave supermarket in Halt Road, in Elsies River, on Wednesday.
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Winde looks to law enforcement to help stop looting of stores
Over the past few days, communities have looted trucks and stores in Cape Town. On Tuesday, several spaza shops were looted in Macassar, which a local councillor said that the action was fueled by hunger, saying food relief had not been distributed in the area.
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Tribunal probing billions looted from state to start work next week
It will be headed by retired Judge Gidfonia Mlindelwa Makhanya and it's understood identified cases only were valued at over R14 billion.
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Mapisa-Nqakula: Almost 700 people arrested during attacks on foreign nationals
Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said government moved quickly to restore law and order in the Joburg, Tshwane and Ekurhuleni CBDs and in KwaZulu-Natal.
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DRC ambassador not at WEF due to transition in government
Ambassador Ben Mpoko said they informed the South African government of their non-attendance much earlier.
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Violence erupts in Alexandra
The streets of Alexandra township in Johannesburg was left in disarray after community members looted stores owned by foreign nationals before setting them alight.
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Violence runs rampant in Joburg
Looting and violence continued to spread throughout Johannesburg as police attempted to clamp down on flare-ups. Click here to subscribe to Eyewitness news: http://bit.ly/EWNSubscribe Like and follow us on: http://bit.ly/EWNFacebookAND https://twitter.com/ewnupdates Keep up to date with all your local and international news: https://ewn.co.za Filmed and Edited by: Thomas Holder Produced by: Thomas Holder
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The fightback against looters in Johannesburg CBD
Video footage of foreign nationals preparing to fight back against looters who have set stores alight in and around Gauteng has emerged on social media.
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ANC slams JHB CBD violence as acts of criminality
The unrest began on Sunday in Jeppestown and has now spread to areas including Turfontein, Ekurhuleni and Pretoria.
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‘We fight fire with fire’ - Malvern violence devastates shop owners
Violence erupted in Malvern on Sunday evening, resulting in the looting and setting alight of several shops.
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Arrest people who break the law, regardless of nationality - Cele
Cele was reacting to Wednesday night’s looting of foreign-owned shops in some parts of Soweto.
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Police to remain on high alert after deadly White City clashes
Two people were shot dead earlier on Wednesday allegedly by business owners who were trying to protect their shops.
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[WATCH] Police Minister Fikile Mbalula: Enough is enough
Gauteng police have arrested 73 people for looting and vandalism so far in Ennerdale, Lenasia and Eldorado Park with Police Minister Fikile Mbalula calling for an end to criminal activities during protests.
