The Pretoria High Court ordered SARS to provide former President Jacob Zuma’s tax records for the period 2010 to 2018 to two media houses, as it is a matter of public interest. It is alleged that he did not pay taxes for the first seven years of his term and received undisclosed income.

The City said the Meredale reservoir is at a critical level. It supplies water to Johannesburg towers and reservoirs in Soweto, Northcliff, Roodepoort and elsewhere.

‘Customers are advised not to pay the fee demanded by any Post Office employee, queue marshals or any other person requesting such a payment.’

A head-on collision between a hatchback and bakkie towing a trailer on the Free State N1 left four people dead on Monday night.

Three armed robbers targeted a pair of employees from a George financial business immediately after they made a large cash withdrawal.

Suretha Brits was sentenced to 25 years in jail after confessing to being the mastermind behind her husband’s murder in October 2020.

Flavio Hlabangwane was arrested after human body parts were discovered in the fridge in a room he was renting in Soweto over the weekend.

Heineken, the world’s second-largest beer manufacturer, is offering approximately R34.8 billion to acquire Distell.

From Monday to Sunday, areas including Newlands, Constantia, Kensington, Maitland and others, will experience power cuts because of planned maintenance on electrical infrastructure in Cape Town.

The police said a 34-year-old man is linked to the alleged murders of seven women that were kidnapped or reported missing in Seshego, Mankweng, Lebowakgomo and Polokwane recently.

The 27-year-old man arrested in Soweto after human body parts were discovered in his freezer is expected to appear in court early this week.

‘Water supply reduction will result in poor to no water supply during peak demand periods in most high laying and high demand areas,’ said the City of Johannesburg. Sandton and Lenasia were added to the list of affected areas recently.

It’s not the Mercedes ML he requested, but the EFF will present King Dalindyebo with a luxury vehicle on Saturday, 13 November.

The uMngeni inauguration ended in a walkout after a suspended ANC Municipal Manager attempted to preside over proceedings. Councillors were later sworn in at the Howick Magistrate’s Court.

Eight grade 12 learners went swimming after finishing an English exam paper on Thursday. Unfortunately, one of them drowned in a dam near Fauresmith, Free State.

A woman was arrested this week for kidnapping a baby in October. She presented herself as a social worker that helped unemployed mothers.

Mr Brown, a 22-year-old seal from Hout Bay, was euthanised this week. The seal struggled with poor mobility and bad eyesight in his old age.

‘It is sad that, yet another apartheid criminal has died without having accounted for the crimes he helped to perpetrate against our humanity,” said Lukhanyo Calata, the son of one of the Cradock Four.

‘Get out of jail card’ for the Cajees? An anonymous investor is offering to buy 51% of Africrypt but only if criminal proceedings against the brothers are dropped.

Sakhumzi Makhonxa was parked at a bus stop while taking a phone call in Bethelsdorp on when the occupants of a silver vehicle arrived and fired several shots towards him. He died at the scene.

‘I without qualification apologise for the pain and the hurt and the indignity and the damage that apartheid has done to black, brown and Indians in South Africa,’ said de Klerk in his final message.

President Cyril Ramaphosa said the state is ready to help the de Klerk family facilitate the funeral of the former apartheid president. The family of De Klerk’s predecessor P.W. Botha declined the offer of a state funeral in 2006.

F.W. De Klerk was the seventh and last president of apartheid South Africa between 1989 and 1994. He served alongside Thabo Mbeki as the first deputy president of democratic South Africa between 1994 and 1996.

‘In the period January 2021 to October 2021, Transnet Freight Rail has lost over 1000 kilometres of copper cable,’ said the company.

Police said the five suspects arrested for allegedly killing seven people and injuring five more in Tshepisong in October were already linked to more murder cases in Kagiso following their arrest on Wednesday.