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Tshwane deputy mayor's family ties to R300m security contract spark investigation
Tshwane's Deputy Mayor Eugene Modise is under scrutiny as allegations of a conflict of interest emerge, linked to a security tender awarded to a company associated with his family.
Trump Takes Office Under Biden’s Blacklist: Russia Condemns 'Scorched Earth' Sanctions
The sanctions overshadow Donald Trump’s inauguration, reflecting the deep-rooted determination of America’s foreign policy establishment to keep Russia on the defensive until it backs away from its own security demands.
CSTO leaders to discuss topical issues of international regional security in Astana
Ushakov noted that regional security issues are a priority for Russia within the framework of the CSTO, since the situation in the world has worsened.
Kiev launches two strikes with ATACMS on Kursk in three days - Russian Defence Ministry
In response, Russia launched a strike against a defence industry facility, the Yuzhmash plant, in Dnepropetrovsk on November 21, using its newest medium-range missile, dubbed Oreshnik.
Ex-Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan supporters flood Pakistan capital, four security forces killed
PTI's chief demand is the release of Khan, the 72-year-old charismatic former cricket star who served as premier from 2018 to 2022 and is the lodestar of their party.
‘Give me 100 days’: Tshwane mayor outlines her plan to deliver services
Moya underscored the need for reliable services, acknowledging residents’ concerns over outages. Despite budget constraints, she plans to enhance project management for suspended infrastructure projects.
Communities take back their streets: UIPs offer residents a fight against urban decay
With time delays around municipality service delivery, more communities are looking to set up initiatives aimed at enhancing the lives of residents, enter the UIP.
Caretaker group concerned about ash wall desecration at Braamfontein Cemetery
The wave of vandalism and destruction to the ash walls started early last year, in March, when the perpetrators pulled and smashed granite and marble plaques off the walls, causing caskets and ashes to spill onto the ground.
95 Libyan nations busted at illegal military camp seek court interpreter
Libyan nationals training at an illegal military base in Mpumalanga require an interpreter.
95 Libyans arrested after police uncover illegal military training camp in Mpumalanga
Police Commissioner, Major General Zeph Mkhwanazi said any threat to the security and stability of Mpumalanga and South Africa are taken very seriously.
True Story: First lion cubs born at Babanango Game Reserve after 150-year hiatus
The birth of lion cubs at Babanango Game Reserve for the first time in over a century highlights a major conservation achievement.
All systems go for critical Parly session
“No disruptions will be allowed and tolerated by law enforcement. ”
NATJOINTS gears up for full force deployment to safeguard upcoming elections
The NATJOINTS chairperson said they conducted a national security assessment and they are satisfied with the operational plan that is being implemented to ensure peaceful elections.
Get your security systems and routines ready for winter
It's crucial to prioritise home security, especially as winter approaches, to ensure the safety of your family and property
Here's how to safeguard your iPhone with the iOS 17. 4 theft protection update
Apple's new iOS 17. 4 update introduces Stolen Device Protection, an enhanced security feature aimed at thwarting thieves and protecting your sensitive information. Learn how to enable it and fortify your iPhone against unauthorised access.
Prince Harry loses case against UK govt over security
Prince Harry lost a case against the UK government this week, over a decision to up his personal security detail when he visits the country.
SAHRC Report: Critical lapses in law enforcement compounded July 2021 unrest
In a crucial examination of the July 2021 unrest, the South African Human Rights Commission's investigation lays bare a multitude of systemic failures within the South African Police Service and Private Security Companies.
‘Spy Bill’: Parliamentary committee extends deadline for submissions on intelligence bill
The ad hoc committee on the intelligence laws amendment bill has extended the deadline for public submission until next month.
WATCH: No ‘death squad’ within SANDF, says army chief General Rudzani Maphwanya
General Maphwanya urges the public not to withhold information and report it to the authorities for further investigations.
State Security Agency Director-General, Ambassador Thembi Majola resigns
Ambassador Majola’s resignation will be effective November 30.
Amcu members refused access to Gold One Mine - 500 workers still underground
Amcu members said they had not been allowed to get into the Springs mine on Tuesday.
Security guard arrested for murder after shooting dead civilian in ATM scuffle at Soweto mall
A security officer who got into a scuffle with a civilian while he was trying to load money into the ATM at the Jabulani Mall in Soweto has been arrested after a fatal shot was fired, killing the civilian.
Mashatile insists he was not at crime scene when his VIP Protection Unit allegedly assaulted motorists
Deputy President Paul Mashatile said the convoy of the president and his deputy do not stop on the road, and he therefore did not witness the alleged assault on motorists by the VIP Protection Unit.
Police Minister Bheki Cele commands troops to deliver a safe and secure BRICS
Officers from across various disciplines of the SAPS and supporting security agencies have been deployed to safeguard the 15th BRICS Summit.
South Africa to roll out maximum security for BRICS Summit
South Africa plans to put its best foot forward as it prepares to host one of the biggest global political gathering, the BRICS Summit.