The Madlanga Commission proves digital money trails can expose deep-seated corruption, but South Africa must turn these electronic footprints into swift prosecutions and lasting institutional reform.

Organisers framed the Washington memorial as a tribute to all farm murder victims in SA; critics called it political theatre. Murmur Intelligence data shows how the debate unfolded online without US amplification.

Eskom has attacked media reports for overstating the cost of Medupi and Kusile. But its own figures answer a much narrower question – and its refusal to disclose what is excluded raises a more serious issue of transparency and accountability.

The fuel contamination scandal in the Garden Route was caused by the fuel additive N-methylaniline, which remains legal in South Africa but is banned across the world. This additive is legal because South Africa has inadequate testing standards, and it is something Parliament needs to rectify.

Lex Libertas’ 3,000 white crosses in Washington event failed to attract much US media coverage, but the political connections behind it say something revealing about the growing network between global right-wing movements.

Another woman has been found in Tembisa as police investigate a string of killings in Ekurhuleni since July, prompting questions about possible links between the cases. While some similarities have raised concerns about possible connections between the cases, significant differences have complicated the theory.

When former apartheid-era generals and the new ANC government met for secret talks about post-Truth and Reconciliation Commission prosecutions between 1998 and 2004, it was Namibian-born businessman Jürgen Kögl who ‘hosted’ the opposing forces at his home in Johannesburg.

MOSCOW, Sept 28 - Russia plans to spend 17.1 trillion roubles ($202.58 billion) on defence in 2027, around 27% more than the 13.5 trillion roubles originally budgeted and the highest figure since the start of the war in Ukraine in 2022, government documents seen by Reuters showed on Monday.

AMSTERDAM, Sept 28 (Reuters) - A Dutch man whose journey from cybercriminal to reformed security professional was widely covered in the international media has been arrested as part of an investigation into the hacker group ShinyHunters, Dutch police and the man's boss said on Monday.

The US has introduced visa restrictions targeting South African nationals linked to policies involving land expropriation, race-based regulations and alleged incitement of violence. The move follows months of failed negotiations over five US demands aimed at addressing these issues and improving bilateral relations.

Twenty-eight lives were lost in Gauteng and the Western Cape over the past weekend.

Police say says it is not clear at this stage what caused the fire and investigations are continuing

Police followed-up on information about the suspects intending to commit a robbery.

Twenty-one people were shot at a shisanyama in Lwandle, Strand on Sunday morning.

The investigating team has linked the man, who was Boitumelo’s estranged husband, to her murder.

Covane says Shanela is a planned weekly operation to combat crime.

The utility says technical teams have found evidence of suspected cable theft and vandalism

Sibiya is facing five charges, including rape, human trafficking and alleged sexual grooming.

The case relates to the R228-million SAPS Medicare tender fraud and corruption case.

"Gagash" and his wife are curretly facing 43 charges of fraud, money laundering and theft.