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Gauteng police take action against bullying and gambling in schools

Gauteng SAPS Commissioner Lieutenant General Tommy Mthombeni's initiative at Solomon Mahlangu Freedom School aims to engage learners in positive activities through chess and marimba instruments, combating bullying and gambling while fostering critical thinking.

News
Rapula Moatshe|Published

Cyberbullying concerns raised by Judge Erasmus in Joshlin Smith trial

Judge Nathan Erasmus condemns cyberbullying and AI manipulation as the Joshlin Smith trial enters its fifth week, addressing concerns raised about the integrity of the court proceedings.

Cape Argus News
Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Judge Nathan Erasmus condemns cyberbullying in Joshlin Smith trial

As the Joshlin Smith trial enters its fifth week, Judge Nathan Erasmus takes a stand against cyberbullying, addressing the disturbing online behaviour affecting the courtroom.

News Crime and Courts
Robin-Lee Francke|Published

TikTok summit highlights the urgent need to address cyberbullying and mental health in South Africa

Discover how the recent TikTok Online Safety Summit in Cape Town addressed pressing issues of cyberbullying and mental health, featuring insights from policymakers and creators who are shaping a safer digital landscape in South Africa

Lifestyle Health
Vuyile Madwantsi|Published

Podcast fallout: Zim prosecutors drop charges against leading podcaster after 'cyberbullying' arrest

Zimbabwe’s National Prosecuting Authority has decided not to pursue charges against popular podcaster DJ Ollah 7, following his arrest for cyberbullying related to comments made by his guest.

News Crime and Courts
Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Blown away: Woman in court after sending videos of herself farting to her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend

In a groundbreaking case of cyber bullying, a woman is prosecuted for sending vile videos of herself farting to her partner's ex, raising questions about how low online harassment can really go.

News Crime and Courts
Xolile Mtembu|Published