Network News
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Ballito shops prepare to reopen on Friday
Community leaders met yesterday (July 14) to create the Greater Ballito Operations Centre (GBOC) who are forming an emergency plan…
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WATCH: Some relief as SANDF rolls into Port Shepstone
After all the looting that has taken place, with Port Edward especially hard hit on Tuesday, the South African Defence…
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Stakeholders discuss contingency plan for Ermelo to avoid lawlessness
Significant role-players such as Ermelo police’s station commander, Col Sdumo Ngcobo, Mr Jaco Johnstone, fire chief of the Msukaligwa Fire…
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Zulus must withdraw from looting – King Misuzulu
King Misuzulu was addressing the nation on Wednesday at the old KZN Legislature in Ulundi.
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Pimville and Klipspruit residents vow to protect Maponya Mall
Maponya Mall remains the only mall in functional condition after all six of Soweto’s major shopping centres were ransacked by…
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Police and CPF successfully ward off looting in Bluff and Wentworth
Bluff and Wentworth have been successful at keeping looting sprees in their respective areas minimal.
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Hundreds more arrested in Mamelodi unrest
Despite the hundreds of arrests made in connection with the looting attempts in the township, no fatalities were said to…
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Fuel shortage concerns in parts of KZN
As motorists queue at various service stations across Zululand and KZN, there are growing fears of a fuel shortage in…
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Cops, community keep Mamelodi looters at bay
On Wednesday morning, Police Minister Bheki Cele made his way to the Mamelodi mall to assess the aftermath of the…
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Alex FM is back on air with the help of their Sandton neighbours
The looted Alex FM community radio station has returned to the airwaves but is broadcasting from Sandton.
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Army reinforcements land at Pietermaritzburg Airport
There was an increased visibility of police and troops today following two days of chaos and mayhem in the capital.
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Army restores order in Isithebe Industrial Park – Mandeni
The area has faced several days of violent looting and rioting in the wake of what started as a protest…
