Vaal Triangle and other South African motorists were warned during the school holidays not to use the N3 highway between Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal at night. The N3 toll booth says there is an increase in violent incidents on the road and motorists should rather try to plan their trips for the day. The toll road..
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N3 Highway between Gauteng and KZN dangerous at night, be vigilant during school holidays
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The ANC Accountability – In just over 25 years, a godless, communist government has managed to “rule” a once prosperous country to the brink of bankruptcy
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The tragedy in our country is that Africa never, but never takes responsibility for its own shortcomings or failures. Something or someone else will always be found to blame. In just over 25 years, a godless, communist government has managed to “rule” a once prosperous country to the brink of bankruptcy. What is even worse..
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So this then is the picture the world sees of law and order in South Africa?
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The president wants to emphasize the importance of tourism to a country, already well known, as an unsafe destination. And the government institution responsible for the safety and security of citizens and visitors alike carries an image such as this…. What concerns Front National most is the fact that this is the image of what..
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Do the ruling communist ANC government actually think that by removing guns will stop crime in South Africa?
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The ruling communist ANC government in South Africa wants to disarm the public meaning … the government wants to ban self-defence guns! South Africa is an extremely dangerous country to live because of severe crime and an incompetent police service. On average 57 people are murdered in South Africa every day, and the murder rate..
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Elderly not safe in this country: 82 Year Old Man Bludgeoned To Death and wife seriously injured during house robbery
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An 82 year old man was bludgeoned to death and his 77 year wife was seriously injured after she was beaten and stabbed during a house robbery at their home on Flame Road in Chemsford Heights – Tongaat a short while ago (Saturday).
At approximately 17:12 Reaction Unit South Africa’s Tongaat Operations Centre received a call from a frantic female requesting assistance at her neighbors home. The caller explained that medical assistance was also required for an elderly couple who were assaulted during a robbery.
Reaction Officers and Medics were dispatched to the residence and upon arrival found the elderly male victim lying on the floor in one of the bedrooms. His arms were tied behind his back. He was fatally injured and died at the scene after he was repeatedly assaulted with a pipe or knobkierie on his head.
His 77 year old wife was seriously injured in the attack. She sustained multiple lacerations to her hands, an injury to her head and a ruptured eye. She w
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Vicki Momberg back in the dock to apply for leave to appeal
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Former real estate agent Vicki Momberg is expected to appear in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday to apply for leave to appeal her effective two-year prison sentence.
She was convicted of crimen injuria for lashing out at a black police officer who had assisted her after an alleged smash-and-grab incident in Northriding, Johannesburg
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Gerrie Nel, Trevor Manuel, Vusi Pikoli are State witnesses in SARS ‘rogue unit’ case
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The list of witnesses the State will be drawing on in their case against a trio of ex-SARS officials is throwing up names well known during the trial of former police commissioner Jackie Selebi as well as beleaguered SARS executives Tom Moyane and Jonas Makwakwa.
Former SARS officials Ivan Pillay, Johann van Loggerenberg, and Andries Janse van Rensburg briefly appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on Monday where they were charged with the illegal interception of communications and corruption relating to the installation of cameras installed at the offices National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) which became known as Project Sunday Evenings
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Increase in reports of corruption in 2017 – Corruption Watch
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Corruption Watch has received a record number of complaints last year since its inception in 2012, and the organisation has highlighted the role which civil society, the media and an independent judiciary had made in fighting corruption.
In its latest report released on Wednesday, entitled The Time is Now, the organisation said 5 334 complaints were lodged in 2017 – 25% more than the previous year
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Modikwa employees die in bus fire
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The number people who died in the fire is yet to be established.
BURGERSFORT – Several employees of Modikwa mine has died after a transport bus caught fire
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Crime in South-Africa are completely out of control
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South Africa is undoubtedly the most violent country in Africa. Crime has reached critical levels. Every city has become a target, law-abiding citizens have to endure pain, degradation and humiliation as they are bludgeoned into submission as their homes are ransacked, with brazen audacity, by vicious thugs. The criminal justice system is charged with a clear mandate calling for a comprehensive programme focused on prevention and protection of the public.
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Two farm attacks in the Waterberg district in the last 48 hours has left Democratic Alliance (DA) leader in Limpopo, Jacques Smalle, calling for more to be done
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According to Smalle, farm manager Jasper von Clause was fatally shot on Wednesday. His partner and son were also wounded during the same attack at Dale Farm just outside Lephalale.
The second attack took place on Thursday evening between Roedtan and Mookgopong. Ockie Breedt Jnr was stabbed eight times by two unknown attackers who are currently still at large
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KwaZulu-Natal, Still South-Africa’s Biggest Slaughterhouse and Prime Political Killing Field
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A report released by the Assassination Witness project reveals that KwaZulu-Natal has entrenched its status as South Africa’s biggest public slaughterhouse.
For much of the 90s the province was the country’s prime political killing field. While political violence remains a major source of revenue for the country’s most prolific contract killers, it is the competitiveness of the taxi industry that keeps the province’s assassins in business these days
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Land grab without compensation is state-sanctioned theft: Maimane
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DA leader Mmusi Maimane said on Monday that expropriation of land without compensation is state-sanctioned theft.
Maimane‚ addressing a press conference at Constitution Hill on Monday‚ said his party will continue opposing the proposed constitutional amendments to effect expropriation without compensation.
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The Rainbow Nation – Cauldron Of Crime and Sh*thole
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Another day, more shocking headlines of another life lost to crime.
While headline stories like Shrien Dewani, Oscar and the latest high profile murder of Meyiwa occasionally draw attention to the high rate of crime in our country, crime never sleeps, it never rests, and it never pauses for a second.
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Ncobo killings victim speaks out
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A police officer who survived this week’s attack on the Ngcobo Police Station in the Eastern Cape has described how he had to crawl on the ground to escape a volley of rifle fire that met him when he arrived to help his slain colleagues.
When the officer and a colleague, who were called as back-up from a nearby police station, arrived at 23:00 on Tuesday, the station was a “war zone” as between 15 and 20 armed attackers opened fire on them with automatic rifles.
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