Xenophobia victim dies – SA police accused of complicity
One of the two Ethiopian brothers who were burned by a rampaging mob in anti-foreigner violence at a South African township has died, a community leader said Sunday. The two men were in their shop in...
View ArticleDeputy head of prosecutions appears for fraud‚ perjury
Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Nomgcobo Jiba made her first appearance on charges of fraud and perjury in the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court on Tuesday. Jiba was served with a...
View ArticleMcBride could be charged over tampering allegations
A report alleging police watchdog Robert McBride tampered with the findings of a probe into the rendition of Zimbabweans has been handed to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). Police Minister...
View ArticleWHATCH: Violence and Private Security in South Africa – Vice News
The high walls, electric fences, and private security guards surrounding South Africa’s residences and businesses are as inherent to the country’s landscape as Table Mountain is to Cape Town. And with...
View ArticleNkandla: the edge of a threshold
THE production of a 50-page document by Police Minister Nathi Nhleko, in which he effectively overturns the 450-odd pages Public Protector Thuli Madonsela took to arrive at her conclusion that...
View ArticleSA’s shocking crime wave goes viral
South Africa’s high incidence of crime is going viral, with footage from CCTV and private security, reflecting some of the country’s most shocking and brutal crimes, making its way on to YouTube. In...
View ArticleGame farmers and livestock owners are living in fear of their lives after...
Game farmers and livestock owners in the Vryburg district of North West province say they are living in fear of their lives after receiving death threats. They claim gangs of armed members of the...
View ArticleSA is sinking deeper into violence red zone
Increases in violent crime and protests have resulted in South Africa sliding down 14 places on the Global Peace Index. The index, a product of the Australian Institute for Economics and Peace, said...
View ArticleGovt could face criminal charges over al-Bashir fiasco
Pretoria high court wants the public prosecutor to investigate if the government broke the law in allowing Sudan President Omar al-Bashir to leave SA. The court on Wednesday requested the National...
View ArticleInternational delegates shocked by violent farm murders in South Africa
The international community has learned with shock of the 1 750 farm murders that occurred across South Africa since 1994. Ernst Roets, Deputy CEO of AfriForum, and Lorraine Claasen, Researcher and...
View ArticleIs This The End of South Africa?
Things are very bad in South Africa. When the scourge of apartheid was finally smashed to pieces in 1994, the country seemed to have a bright future ahead of it. Eight years later, in 2002, 60 percent...
View ArticleProject Hammer – South Africa’s “freedom” enslaved the entire nation!
Project Hammer was a desperate undertaking by the USA government to rescue some of its major banks, who, by the end of the 1980’s, faced insolvency. These banks included Citibank, HSBC, Chase Manhatten...
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