NELSPRUIT – Two robbers who tried to rob a restaurant at the shopping plaza in Tonga near Malelane, yesterday, 24 June 2018, were no match for SANDF and SAPS members.… Read More
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BRICS commits to international peace, security in MENA
June 21st, 2018 
OnlineThe BRICS Deputy Ministers on the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) have committed to the basic principle that international peace and security should be achieved and sustained solely in … Read More
Constitutional Review Committee to Meet on Public Hearings Programme
June 20th, 2018 OnlineParliament, The Joint Constitutional Review Committee will hold a meeting tomorrow to discuss its programme for next week’s public hearings on Section 25 of the Constitution. The committee was instructed … Read More
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Comments Off on Constitutional Review Committee to Meet on Public Hearings ProgrammeOfficial opening of the SAPS water policing unit
June 14th, 2018 OnlineThe South African Police Service Water Policing (Search and Rescue) Unit has now been established as a full-fledged Unit with physical and human resources. In celebrating this milestone achievement by … Read More
Eastern Cape HRM recruitment roadshow for youth from rural communities
June 13th, 2018 OnlineHuman Resource Management in the Eastern Cape directed their roadshow to the rural communities in the Province to recruit entry level police trainees.
The recruitment drive kick-started in Willowvale today … Read More
Posted in Human Rights Comments Off on Eastern Cape HRM recruitment roadshow for youth from rural communitiesSOUTH AFRICA STEPS UP FIGHT AGAINST TB
June 13th, 2018 OnlineDURBAN (SOUTH AFRICA)– The 5th South African TB Conference, which evaluated advances made in the fight against the disease and to discuss new extensive programmes, kicks off Tuesday morning.
Deputy … Read More
SOUTH AFRICA’S WESTERN CAPE REMAINS IN GRIP OF WORST DROUGHT IN LIVING MEMORY
June 11th, 2018 OnlineCAPE TOWN– South Africa’s Western Cape Province remains in the grips of the worst drought in living memory but it seems there is some hope as good rainfall has been … Read More
Posted in Human Rights Comments Off on SOUTH AFRICA’S WESTERN CAPE REMAINS IN GRIP OF WORST DROUGHT IN LIVING MEMORYAfricans Fleeing War Top List of World’s Most Neglected, Says Charity
June 7th, 2018 OnlineSix of the world’s 10 most neglected crises are in Africa, where conflict has uprooted millions of people, the Norwegian Refugee Council said Thursday, attributing the continent’s dominance to a … Read More
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