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Lamborghinis, Porsches and Bentleys among the R6.1bn worth in lost cars

The Defence Intelligence (DI) of the South African army, by law, is not allowed to collect intelligence within the country, hence their limited role in assessing the dangers posed by last year's July unrest.

Two staff members who are certified first aiders at a private school where a six-year-old girl died after choking on a grape claim they could not help her because one did not have gloves.

A fearless prosecutor who distinguished herself when she led investigations against the likes of the late former police commissioner Jackie Selebi and businessman Brett Kebble.

According to Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health, family members who are infected with Covid-19 can quarantine together and do not need to be individually isolated.

The US closed its airspace to Russian planes as the Russian military attempted to encircle and subdue Ukrainian cities with intensifying bombardments on Wednesday.

Judge Raymond Zondo has recommended that corruption charges be investigated against former ANC MP Vincent Smith after Bosasa allegedly paid R600,000 for his daughter’s overseas university fees.

If the ANC failed, so too would Bosasa — and this is why the controversial state contractor gave money and its own office space for the party's elections "war room", according to part 3 of the state capture report.

Judge Raymond Zondo has called for the criminal prosecution of disgraced former communications minister and ANC stalwart Nomvula Mokonyane.

If authorities were to look, they are likely to find evidence that Gwede Mantashe was corrupt in dealing with state contractor Bosasa, according to part 3 of the state capture report.

Former Western Cape community safety MEC Albert Fritz said his accusers have been permitted to hide behind the shield of anonymity and the wholly inadequate investigation while his name has been publicly besmirched.

Former president Jacob Zuma “accepted gratification” from controversial state contractor Bosasa, which “held and sought to obtain contracts with government”.