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 A Johannesburg metro police officer has been arrested for allegedly shooting dead his girlfriend and her male friend in Soweto. Metro police spokesperson, Senior Superintendent Wayne Minnaar, says the 30-year-old allegedly used his service

 KwaZulu-Natal Transport, Community Safety and Liaison MEC Willies Mchunu has confirmed that 6 people have died from suspected dehydration after taking part in a traffic department recruitment fitness test. The public broadcaster reports

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says its Security Sub-Directorate has launched Operation Phumba as a vehicle to address public safety, focusing on popular tourist destinations, as well as the beachfront area - by combining existing human and

 The National Sea Rescue Institute has warned bathers along the coast of the dangers of rip currents, which are at their strongest a few days before and after spring tide. Today (Saturday) is spring tide, following last night's full moon

 A Queenstown woman has appeared in court in Port ELizabeth where she was found guilty of attempted extortion. Police spokesperson,Capt. Sandra van Rensburg says the woman and her boyfriend wanted to draw cash at a bank in Govan Mbeki on

Algoa FM is gearing up for a busy 2013 with sports and education on the top of the regional station’s ‘playlist’. Education is first priority. On Wednesday, January 16, some of the Algoa FM presenters will dress up in their

 East London police are on the hunt for a man who shot dead a local car dealer on Friday morning. Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Nkosikho Mzuku, says the dealer opened his business in Amalinda Main Road this morning, for the day's business

 President Jacob Zuma has reportedly asked for a national cleansing ceremony to restore, what he has branded as the moral values of the nation. The public broadcaster quotes Zuma as saying the ritual would be of great importance in the light

 Eastern Cape police have issued an urgent appeal to people to consume alcohol responsibly. Provincial police headquarters says in a statement that during the Christmas break, there had been an alarming number of incidents in which people