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Senzo Mchunu breaks his silence, SA weighs in as Police Minister welcomes Commission of Inquiry
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has welcomed the Commission of Inquiry as he seeks to clear his name, but citizens are questioning why he's so confident.
"He shows dedication": Mzansi reacts to Eastern Cape police officer chasing a suspect
A viral video showing a fit police officer relentlessly chasing after a man on a busy Eastern Cape road captivated many social media users, who praised him.
Tiffany Meek's bail application remanded, 31-year-old wants to stand trial to prove her innocence
Tiffany Meek, the woman charged with the murder of her 11-year-old son, Jayden-Lee, will remain behind bars after her bail application was remanded.
Operation Dudula accuses SAHRC of bias toward Illegal immigrants, urges national inquiry
Operation Dudula hands over a memorandum accusing SAHRC of being biased and demanding action on the challenges South Africans face due to illegal immigration.
Sisulu Foundation labels Khumbudzo Ntshavheni's coup comments as reckless and dangerous, SA divided
The Walter & Albertina Sisulu Foundation condemned Khumbudzo Ntshavheni's comments about a potential coup, saying that it was dangerous and a distraction.
Private security industry in KZN backs Mkhwanazi amid corruption allegations in SAPS
The private security industry in KwaZulu-Natal shared its support for Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, who made explosive allegations about corruption within law enforcement.
Operation Dudula and March and March embark on mass protests against undocumented foreigners
Operation Dudula and March and March protested against undocumented foreigners, but the march was met with some opposition in Braamfontein, Johannesburg.
Julius Malema denies links to Vusimuzi Cat Matlala, South Africa divided by EFF leader's statement
Julius Malema has hit back at allegations that he has ties to controversial businessman, Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala, but his statement has divided social media.
Shadrack Sibiya welcomes Commission of Inquiry to prove his innocence, Mzansi thinks he's afraid
Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya is eager to prove his innocence during the Commission of Inquiry, but many believe he's pretending to be braver than he is.
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