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AGE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: How Feroz Khan tried to circumvent Madlanga Commission and shot himself in the foot 11th June 2026
When Crime Intelligence head Major-General Feroz Khan launched an ex parte application seeking a ‘super injunction’ to place court proceedings in camera, he did not count on the Madlanga Commission’s swift legal pushback.
WHAT NEXT: Here’s how to take Kirstenbosch to greatness 10th June 2026
This series on the gardens has had, within 48 hours, nearly 80,000 readers, and provoked an unprecedented number of written comments. It’s an indication of both deep love and concern for Kirstenbosch and the way ahead.In researching these stories, we received many suggestions about what a range of people – specialists to tourists – think […]
Human Rights: Amnesty International warns of escalating ethnic cleansing as Israel accelerates West Bank annexations 10th June 2026
Amnesty International has accused Israel of pursuing a state-led campaign of annexation and ethnic cleansing in the occupied West Bank, warning that the forced displacement of Palestinian communities has intensified sharply since 2023. The organisation’s latest report argues that international inaction is enabling violations of international law and calls for urgent measures to halt further […]
LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: ‘No one is above the law’ — DA Ekurhuleni candidate outlines five key promises 10th June 2026
The DA’s Ekurhuleni mayoral candidate, Khathu Rasilingwane, has pledged to root out corruption, improve service delivery and restore accountability as the party intensifies its campaign to secure outright control of the metro in November’s local government elections.
JOBURG MASSACRE: Fingers pointed at illegal miners as police hunt Cleveland mass shooters 10th June 2026
SAPS says it’s too early to link the mass shooting in Cleveland, Johannesburg, to illegal mining, but community leaders and political parties say syndicates refining illicit gold in the area are a primary driver of local bloodshed.
IDENTITY CRISIS: UCT Children’s Institute and Home Affairs clash in court over late birth registration backlog 10th June 2026
In a pivotal court case, the UCT Children’s Institute challenges Home Affairs over delays in late birth registrations, asserting that undocumented children face severe rights violations.
MADLANGA COMMISSION: Witness I accused of cover-up in attempted R286m drug theft 10th June 2026
Commissioners and evidence leaders at the Madlanga Commission challenged Witness I’s claim that he went to the scene of a R286m cocaine bust because it related to a previous investigation. They questioned whether he was there to legitimise an attempt by law enforcement officials to steal the drugs.
‘EL TERRORISTA’: ‘They thought we were terrorists’ — Mexican sports journalists home after SA drone arrests 10th June 2026
Two Mexican sports journalists who were arrested in Gauteng, allegedly because they flew a drone over a Jewish college, have pleaded guilty, paid a fine, and returned home. They say they were considered terrorists and kept behind bars for a week.

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