
Four Arrested After Suspected Drug Lab Found At Meadowlands Family Home
Police discovered the suspected drug-manufacturing operation in a room at the back of a family residence in Soweto.
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Police discovered the suspected drug-manufacturing operation in a room at the back of a family residence in Soweto.

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has welcomed the decision, saying it creates an opportunity to address concerns without undermining the Constitutional Court ruling.

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The State alleges that she solicited and received about R4.5 million in corrupt payments from SANDF contractor Nombasa Ntsondwa-Ndhlovu.

lawrence Chamurwa Mudzinganyama faces multiple charges after allegedly entering a women’s toilet, threatening witnesses and claiming to own a Sandton restaurant.

Remember the matching outfits, people? For the past few years, Amanda and Bafana kept the streets talking by stepping out in coordinated looks.

Three suspected cash-in-transit robbers were killed and another arrested after police intercepted a vehicle on the R80 highway in Gauteng.

Seventeen people were killed and 15 others wounded after armed suspects opened fire at a tavern in Wedela on Saturday night.

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Police have expanded a Gauteng investigation into the deaths of women after confirming that a seventh body, found in Clayville, is now part of the probe.
She reflected on welcoming the academy's first group of 75 learners in 2006, saying they arrived with hopes of building brighter futures.
Based on that rate, authorities estimate the state could have lost around R9.1 million in duties and taxes from the single consignment.





