Two suspects have been arrested in Mozambique in connection with the brutal murder of retired Mossel Bay couple Ernst and Dina Marais in the Kruger National Park nearly two weeks ago. The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Willie Aucamp, announced the breakthrough in a statement on Wednesday. “We said that these criminals would be apprehended, and that is exactly what has happened. I would like to thank all of those
Warning: The following article contains details of a graphic nature that may upset sensitive readers A 17-year-old has been sentenced to 25 years behind bars for the brutal murder and rape of an elderly female farm owner in the Little Karoo. The accused was earlier convicted on charges of rape, murder and robbery with aggravating circumstances following a plea and sentencing agreement in relation to the brutal attack on 79-year-old Valerie Enzer
Future 50: Republic Lifestyle
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On KZN Future 50, we profile Republic Lifestyle, the KwaZulu-Natal-based textile and homeware manufacturer supplying local retailers with innovative, functional, and fashionable products. 1 of 4 Listen here to hear how this proudly local business keeps industries moving. Content hosted by iono.fm Powered by FNB Business. Authorised FSP and Credit Provider.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says government is stepping up efforts to tackle illegal immigration, but he has issued a stern warning against xenophobia and vigilantism. He was speaking during the Presidency Budget Vote debate in Parliament on Tuesday. It comes amid a wave of anti-immigrant sentiment sweeping the country, with the group March and March, threatening to shut down the country on 30 June, demanding that all illegal immigrants leave South Africa by
Police reject claims Mossel Bay teen was killed because he was mistaken for a foreigner
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Police have dismissed claims that an 18-year-old Limpopo teenager killed in Mossel Bay was targeted because he was mistaken for a foreign national during recent anti-immigration unrest in the area. Western Cape Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Thembisile Patekile visited KwaNonqaba on Tuesday following violent incidents that left two Mozambican nationals dead and several shacks destroyed in the Asla Park informal settlement over the weekend. Speaking after receiving a briefing from local police,
