Connie Ferguson Seeks Eviction of Couple Allegedly Owing R549,000 on Ruimsig Property
Connie Ferguson’s company has approached the Johannesburg High Court to evict a couple from a Ruimsig property, alleging more than R549,000 in unpaid rent and municipal charges.
Miami Police Arrest Suspected Drug Dealers Aged 89 and 73 After Cocaine Raid
Two Miami men aged 89 and 73 have been arrested after police allegedly found cocaine, marijuana, firearms and ammunition during a raid on a home.
Volkswagen Africa Gets New Leader as Chinese Brands Capture 40% of WesBank-Financed Cars
Christiane Zorn will lead Volkswagen Group Africa from October as Chinese carmakers rapidly expand their share of South Africa’s vehicle-finance market.
Maggots Found in Raw Chicken Fridge at Woolworths Johannesburg Store Sparks Food Safety Investigation
Woolworths is investigating after a viral video appeared to show maggots in a fridge containing raw chicken at its Bel Air store in Johannesburg.
Madlanga Commission Commissioner Sandile Khumalo Targeted in Escalating Threat Campaign
Madlanga Commission commissioner Sandile Khumalo and senior advocate Myron Dewrance have allegedly been targeted in an escalating campaign of threats, including threats of sexual violence.
SAPS Seizes More Than 1,700 Fake Springboks Items Worth R1.5 Million in Johannesburg Raid
SAPS and law enforcement partners seized more than 1,700 counterfeit sports items worth over R1.5 million during an intelligence-driven raid in Johannesburg CBD.
FBI and DOJ Intensify COVID-19 Origins Investigation as Anthony Fauci Comes Under Renewed Scrutiny
The FBI and US Justice Department have intensified investigations into COVID-19’s origins, with Anthony Fauci and other scientists facing renewed scrutiny over claims surrounding a possible Wuhan lab leak.
Morocco’s Aviation Boom Signals Rapid Economic Growth as Airports Welcome 22.3 Million Passengers
Morocco’s airports handled more than 22.2 million passengers in the first seven months of 2026, highlighting the country’s accelerating tourism, aviation and infrastructure growth.
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Could Leave Prison Earlier Than Expected After Release Date Moved Up
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ projected prison release date has been moved forward to 5 February 2028, according to US Federal Bureau of Prisons records.
Soweto Serial Robber Jailed for 10 Years After Conviction on 19 Robbery Charges
Soweto man Steven Chiwangu has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after being convicted of 19 robbery charges involving victims in Naledi and Jabulani during May 2025.
Uber Pulls Out of Nigeria After 12 Years
Uber has exited Nigeria and Uganda after 12 years, cutting its African footprint as operating costs rise. South Africa, however, remains a major investment market for the ride-hailing giant.
Sho’t Left Travel Week 2026: South Africans Can Grab Up to 50% Off Local Holidays
Sho’t Left Travel Week 2026 runs from 7 to 13 September, giving South Africans access to discounts of up to 50% on local flights, accommodation, activities and holiday experiences.
SIU Exposes University Visa Fraud Network as Calls Grow for Urgent Action
The SIU says a visa fraud syndicate has operated across South Africa's universities since 2013, allegedly involving corrupt Home Affairs officials and thousands of fraudulent permits.
Tembisa Hospital R600 Million Probe: Stefan Govindraju Granted R200,000 Bail After Seychelles Trip
Stefan Joel Govindraju has been granted R200,000 bail in the Tembisa Hospital procurement fraud case after the Hawks linked him to 73 companies and more than 1,200 hospital contracts.
Jack Daniel’s Fortune Caught in Family Power Struggle as Brown-Forman Heirs Challenge Board
A bitter dispute is unfolding among heirs to the Jack Daniel’s fortune as two Brown family members challenge Brown-Forman’s leadership and question its rejection of a R285 billion Sazerac takeover…
SIU flags R320 million in dormant NSFAS Celbux accounts
The SIU has identified about R320 million sitting in dormant NSFAS Celbux accounts, while some institutions are resisting repayment amid wider concerns over student funding.
Johannesburg’s 41 ambulances remain unused six years after R41 million purchase
Johannesburg's 41 ambulances, bought for about R41 million in 2019, have remained out of service for six years as the city awaits approval for an operating licence.
SIU authorised to investigate R150 million North West road maintenance tender
President Cyril Ramaphosa has authorised the SIU to investigate a R150.4 million road maintenance tender awarded by the North West Department of Public Works and Roads.
SIU uncovers Home Affairs visa fraud network allegedly funnelling millions to officials
The SIU has uncovered a suspected Home Affairs corruption network involving fraudulent study visas, illegal businesses and alleged kickbacks to departmental adjudicators.
Suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi served with fifth arrest warrant
Suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi has been served with his fifth arrest warrant, this time over alleged fraud and corruption linked to the blue-light saga.
