Oscar is not allowed to conduct any interviews until 2029, so for now, all he can do is just smile and wave and continue sweeping church floors.
The victim and his colleague were about to deposit their wads of cash at a bank in the mall.
“The suspect was caught tripping balls at 900Mbps”.
The polo-playing high life of Markus Jooste’s girlfriend has come to an end.
Facebook Marketplace scams going terribly awry is becoming an increasingly alarming new trend, it seems.
Bheki Cele must be so proud.
The lid was lifted on this fraud syndicate when the ringleader’s wife found out her hubby’s side-squeeze was getting a substantial amount of pocket money.
Again, the cowboy hangout turned into a version of the Wild West on Friday night when a group of youngsters went to celebrate their friend’s 21st birthday there, only to get maced and called homophobic names.
Last week, a woman who claimed to have been in Pollsmoor Prison with Kelly said she was told where the child was.
I bet you never thought you’d see the day when sexy and SAPS get used in the same sentence.
The entitlement of our corruption-accused public servants is only eclipsed by their ineptness at covering their alleged crimes.
“I left him there to decide, you can come to heaven with me or hell. I think he chose hell.”
“This is a horrific incident, and shows the little regard criminals have for life,” said Police Oversight and Community Safety MEC Reagen Allen.
Pffft. Have they seen our crime stats? Terrorists should be warned against coming to South Africa.
In a bizarre scene, a Brazilian woman brazenly strolled into a bank pushing a corpse she hoped would co-sign a loan for her.
The problem has become so severe that some farmers are forced to spend as much as R200,000 a month on security guards to patrol their fields.
The gangster was slapped with more than 100 years behind bars for embarking on a murderous crime spree to avenge his gang boss.
De Jager is alleged to have beaten his pastor wife Liezel to death in October 2021 at their home in Amanzimtoti.
We’ve got something for the true crime junkies, along with an outrageously immoral fast fashion project that got outed, and a serious exploration of a cure that quickly became a cult.
This worrying trend is bolstered by the fact that we are listed seventh in the world for organised crime activities.
Vietnam’s graft crackdown, dubbed “Blazing Furnace”, has seen hundreds of senior state officials and high-profile business executives prosecuted, or executed.
“We’re at the receiving end of failed national policies, which are left to local government to solve.”
You’ve probably heard the phrase that the pen is mightier than the sword, but what’s happening in South African streets is a whole new ball(point) game.
Police believe the victim could have been attempting to carry out a TikTok stunt, adding that her death could be related to a ghost-hunting competition being played in France.
Oscar reached out to at least two members of the International Paralympic Committee after his release, asking if they could work together in any capacity.
Powell and Roux point out that the new corruption offence shakes up South Africa’s anti-corruption laws in a big way.
A Gauteng couple reported a tip to the international Human Trafficking Hotline Web Chat about a ship that was leaving Saldanha Bay harbour days after Joshlin Smith’s disappearance.
This man’s escape from justice was as wild as the illegal animals he kept in his house.
Two brothers were shot dead after being lured to a house under the pretence of buying a TV set for sale on Facebook.
In addition to the bullet-proof playpark, Gun-free South Africa also propose bulletproof vests designed for ‘little bodies’.