The nine are Regis Karavhina, Mduduzi Ndhlovu, Blessed Chinhema, Tinoenda Muhlupeki, Smart Mafuku, Tatenda Pfuwai, John Mahlangu, Tsungirirai Sanito, and Ezra Besamu. The post 9 Harare vendors in court over public violence appeared first on Newsday.
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Alleged crime boss Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala is expected back in the Pretoria Regional Court on Tuesday, alongside his 13 co-accused, as the state pushes ahead with its multimillion-rand tender fraud case. Matlala’s return to the dock comes after a proposed plea and sentence agreement with the State…
This raises the number of Nigerians killed in South Africa since the start of the year to at least 12. The post Xenophobia: Three more Nigerians killed in South Africa, toll rises to twelve in 2026 appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
King Misuzulu has condemned a deadly cash-in-transit heist near the KwaKhangelamankengane Royal Palace and questioned whether police members are involved in organised crime. He also called for stronger action against gender-based violence.
A court found that fraud and tax-related charges against Durban businessman Thoshan Panday had not been proved beyond reasonable doubt. A separate case linked to 2010 World Cup accommodation contracts remains unresolved.
Rachel Kolisi has called on the men of South Africa to start having open conversations and take responsibility for change.
