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Police under pressure but not in crisis, Masemola tells MPs
National police commissioner takes the witness box at ad hoc committee on capture in criminal justice system
Top cop Sibiya braced for arrest as corruption crackdown widens
Police raid deputy commissioner’s home as inquiries link him to neutralised political killings task team
Industrial-scale looting continues despite Transnet spending R4bn on security
CEO Michelle Phillips bemoans exorbitant costs depriving group of revenue as customers lose 4.5-million tonnes of goods to thieves
Revenue service threatens to lift veil on Lucky Montana’s tax affairs
Former Prasa CEO accused Sars of fabricating a court judgment — claims it says are false and damaging
Salga warns Eskom agency deal risks eroding municipal electricity mandate
Association calls for transparent intergovernmental engagement pending release of distribution agency agreement
Home Affairs extends Zimbabwean permits validity to May 2027
The extension ensures protection for permit holders amid discussions on their long-term status
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Mkhwanazi’s call for state security to probe media is intimidation, Sanef says
Sanef says threats against journalists and their sources are aimed at protecting the corrupt and preventing journalism in the public interest
Mkhwanazi says drug-related feuds behind Gauteng DJ murders
KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner tells parliamentary ad hoc committee that drugs are central to murders of popular entertainers
Assault and sexual misconduct top list of complaints against teachers
In the first quarter, the SA Council for Educators said assault, particularly on pupils, was the most reported issue
Business spends R10,000 every second day as Joburg’s water woes continue
Printing company Ren-Form says it can no longer afford to buy its own water to keep 200 workers employed
MPs told of ‘impunity culture’ at the department of labour
Auditor-general flags years of poor oversight and fraud risks as Compensation Fund gets disclaimer
DINNER PARTY INTEL: Crackdown on the N3
KZN has launched a police blitz aimed at curbing truck mayhem