Domestic

Sixty-five people arrested as alleged instigators of the July 2021 unrest in Kwazulu Natal will now face terrorism charges.

The National Institute of Communicable Diseases (NICD) has confirmed an outbreak of mumps in South-Africa. This was after they received a number of queries related to possible outbreaks in different provinces.

Political parties have called on the government to come clean on the Russian vessel, Lady R, which docked in Simonstown last December.

The South African Revenue Service said it had conducted an urgent review of its registration process following a "suspicious" increase in VAT registrations by vendors.

A man who brutally murdered a woman in her flat in Belville four years ago has been referred to the Valkenberg Psychiatric Hospital for observation. Kyle Ruiters (27) told the court through a plea deal how he owed a drug dealer money and then had to make a plan to pay his debt. Ruiters then stalked his victim 32-year-old Lynette Volschenk and stabbed her to death in her flat, before dismembering her body.

Gun Free SA will assist families who want to hold the police accountable for deaths and injuries resulting from failed police-controlled firearms management systems.

Kwazulu Natal police have seized a large consignment of counterfeit goods after vigilant officers followed up on suspicious information about a storage container.

A man who stabbed and dismembered a woman has been convicted on charges of premeditated murder and sent for mental observation.

Minister in the Presidency for Electricity, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, says the improvement of the Energy Availability Factor is indispensable to the resolution of the current electricity crisis facing the country.