Let there be light
Ensure that your phones are charged at all times for we do not know the day or the hour Eskom might strike. From dead traffic
Operation Okae Molao yields positive results
by Sne Mthabela
The South African Police Services (SAPS) arrested two male suspects recently, aged 37 and 40, for ATM card robbery, being in possession of stolen bank cards and
Invest in your safety with Namola
Violent crimes are escalating immensely, especially in major cities and it seems as if people cannot solely rely on police, due to a number of reasons, which include
No load shedding expected today
Eskom says it does not expect to implement rotational load shedding today. “Additional generation units are expected to return to service later today. This will
Knife-wielding thugs rob victim of R9000
by Sne Mthabela
On Monday afternoon police arrested a 20-year-old male for armed robbery at corner Jeppe and Rissik Streets at approximately 2pm. It is alleged that the brother of a 30-year-old victim had
MEC Mazibuko embarks on a provincial safety drive
The Gauteng MEC for Community Safety, Faith Mazibuko, continued with the series of Safety Summits last weekend as part of the Safety Month programme of the Gauteng Province. MEC Mazibuko will
MEC Mazibuko applauds peace officers for rescuing motorist
The Gauteng MEC for Community Safety, Faith Mazibuko, commends the three Department of Community Safety Peace Officers, who rescued a motorist on the R515 road in the Cullinan precinct towards Rayton.
Women robbed of cellphones and money
by Sne Mthabela
A 45-year-old male suspect was arrested by police for armed robbery after being apprehended by community patrollers on Tuesday at corner Elloff and De Villiers
Million Women Match to combat GBV
The first annual Million Women March was launched recentlyin Evaton, Zone 3 in Vereeniging. The launch was attended by ordinary community members, local government and various NGOs who
Three sisters with a guitar in hand
by Sne Mthabela
When the idea of a solo artist filling up a venue comes to mind, more often than not, we associate the feat with an international