The medical examiner who performed the autopsy on George Floyd after last May’s deadly arrest explained how he concluded the death was a homicide at the hands of police in testimony on Friday at former Minneapolis policeman Derek Chauvin’s murder … Continue reading →
Hundreds of people demonstrated in Australia’s major cities on Saturday to protest the deaths of Indigenous people in custody, ahead of the 30th anniversary of a major report into the issue.
Continue reading →A Northern Cape man has been bust with R10m worth of illicit alcohol, police said.
Continue reading →Gun salutes will be fired across Britain on Saturday to mark the passing of Prince Philip as tributes flooded in for a man who was a pillar of strength for Queen Elizabeth during her 69-year reign.
Continue reading →Police spokesperson Captain Gerda Swart said at around 8:30pm police responded to a complaint of a shack that was engulfed in flames.
Continue reading →An hour-long, first-of-its-kind hybrid panel discussion on the issue, hosted by the Hanns Seidel Foundation and the University of Cape Town’s Democratic Governance and Rights Unit, took place on Wednesday evening.
Continue reading →This comes after the agency’s acting CEO, Debbie Hendricks, told councillors at a Nelson Mandela Bay municipal public accounts (Mpac) committee on Friday that the board had not yet adopted the 2019/20 financial year report.
Continue reading →Described as a “developer’s dream”, the 62ha property will be sold as part of a business rescue plan for SA’s largest horse racing and tote betting operator, Phumelela Gaming.
Continue reading →Swanepoel picked up two gold medals in the pool on day two of the SA Invitational Aquatics Championships in the 100m breaststroke and backstroke events.
Continue reading →Mamelodi Sundowns lost 2-0 to CR Belouizdad of Algeria during their uninspiring Caf Champions League group stages clash at Loftus yesterday afternoon. Sundowns, who had already qualified for the quarterfinal next month, saw their 28-match unbeaten run in all competitions … Continue reading →