As the looting continues in some parts of KwaZulu Natal, other parts are fighting back and yet others have been left with nothing
Twenty pharmacies in KZN have been looted and damaged, while one was burned down and several others closed their doors as a precaution
Natjoints reports 1 234 arrests, including two police reservists and N Cape and Mpumalanga offenders
People plundering shops and malls has spread, leaving a trail of devastation and loss of income and jobs
The ongoing taxi war in the Western Cape claimed the lives of three more people on Tuesday as the province braces itself for the possibility of the looting that has rocked Gauteng and KwaZulu-Nata
Proposed bill to ban private gun ownership contradicts research and impact assessment findings
The pillaging and destruction, which started in KwaZulu-Natal in reaction to former president Jacob Zuma’s incarceration, has been hijacked by residents and non-ANC members
The Defence Force soldiers will be armed with live ammunition with strict orders not to shoot unless their lives are in danger, senior officers told the Mail & Guardian
Selling medication without a license to prescribe or dispense it is illegal, and can lead to a hefty fine or imprisonment
The police minister and commissioner argue that they should not enforce the arrest warrant for the former president while he tries to have his sentence set aside
Police minister Bheki Cele and national commissioner Khehla Sitole receive their Covid-19 vaccines as inoculation starts for law enforcement
The province gets a permanent police commissioner to fight crime and violence during a time of instability in the police force
Zane Kilian has been denied further information into the charges against him, which include murder, unlawful interception of communications and fraud
The constitution delivered in many areas but SA still has a way to go to ensure people’s rights are respected
The bail hearing of alleged underworld figure Nafiz Modack and his co-accused is delayed as defence asks for more information
The discontent we feel must mobilise citizens towards agitating for radical change, not aimless rebellion
The bail application hearing of alleged underworld figure Nafiz Modack and co-accused has been postponed to 24 May
With high-profile savagery by the police becoming routine, what can be done to transform our broken relationship with law enforcement?
The charge of public violence was intended to deter street brawls but is being used to punish protesters and discourage dissent
Even though it is the officers who carry out the physical force, it is our prejudice that lays fertile ground for the abuse of power to entrench itself
The public’s lack of trust in formal institutions means the election is a potential tinderbox. The people of Zambia need to challenge the status quo
The police’s actions at student marches seem to contradict that fact
Even when their brutality is caught on camera and shown on television, officers seem to walk away scot-free
Every single year we have the same conversation about students protesting about registration problems at universities and police brutality. The two ministers are clearly inept
When screams of torture woke residents of Eldorado Park on Friday morning, calls to police remained unanswered as two bodies were found inside a house of horrors
Nzimande’s last-minute scramble to find funding for students has not stopped them from mobilising for a nationwide shutdown.
The installation ceremony of Professor Zeblon Vilakazi has been postponed as student protests escalate and a by-stander is killed
Sources say the party’s top six are concerned the protests at Wits University could intensify into a fiery student movement, much like #FeesMustFall
The man was shot as police clashed with Wits students in Braamfontein. The protesters are demanding that no students be financially excluded
An examination of South African statistics reveal that the police are substantially more violent than those in the United States or Canada
Measures such as better street lighting, training the police and enforcing gun control can effect real change
An old-age grant recipient was allegedly paid just R5 000 a month to be a director of one of the Chetty-owned companies