Can the Expropriation Act help in reclaim hijacked buildings?

Why is KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) the most dangerous province in South Africa for cash-in-transit (CIT) robberies?

In the case of Stephens vs. Minister of Police, the court found that while the police station had a duty to maintain a safe environment, the plaintiff was partially responsible for his own injuries.

Will the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana deliver the budget speech tomorrow?

Africa Update Report with Lerato Tsebe: an independent African Researcher

How rife is crime in Mpumalanga?

Former central banker Mark Carney emerged as the new leader of Canada’s ruling Liberal Party, succeeding Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister

The Land Claims Commission is facing significant challenges in processing land restitution claims, with recent developments raising important questions regarding the handling of both the Nxamalala Tribe claim and broader land reform processes.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has emphasized the urgent need for the full implementation of the Expropriation Act to address urban decay in Johannesburg.

Africa Update Report with Advocate Sipho Mantula, Researcher: Thabo Mbeki African School of Public & International Affairs: UNISA

Public Service and Administration Minister, Mzamo Buthelezi, has ignited a debate on the issue of corruption in South Africa, suggesting that tackling it is not solely the government’s responsibility.

Hilton College, South Africa’s most expensive private school, is once again facing a land claim over the property it occupies in KwaZulu-Natal.

Minister of Electricity and Energy Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says South Africa is continuing to engage with the United States (US) in efforts to work towards a common purpose on energy security.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the establishment of the Presidential Johannesburg Working Group to revitalise and rejuvenate Johannesburg and return it to its glory days.

Recent clashes in Syria have led to one of the deadliest two-day periods in the country’s decade-long conflict, with over 1,000 people, including 745 civilians, killed in the fighting.

Public Service and Administration Minister, Mzamo Buthelezi, has ignited a debate on the issue of corruption in South Africa, suggesting that tackling it is not solely the government’s responsibility.

The Electoral Commission (IEC) is considering the introduction of online voting as part of an ongoing effort to modernize South Africa’s electoral system.

The MMC Dr. Mgcini Tshwaku this week conducted the #NomakanjaniManjeNamhlanje campaign, alongside the Xolani Khumalo Foundation to eradicate lawlessness in the Inner City.

The City of Johannesburg’s proposed bylaw requiring the registration of all private CCTV cameras has sparked a heated debate. Andre Aiton, CEO of Beagle Watch Armed Response, warns the bylaw could undermine crime prevention efforts by restricting access to crucial surveillance footage.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has concluded a week-long working visit to Washington, D.C., aimed at stabilising diplomatic relations between South Africa and the United States during this period of heightened tensions.