The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) has reaffirmed its commitment to upholding the rule of law in matters relating to land use and urban management. In a statement, the department said it has introduced strict measures to deal with the growing number of land invasions across the City of Johannesburg.
The Ad Hoc Committee of the National Assembly hears oral evidence from members of the public regarding allegations made by Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi. Join MDNtv Membership to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClWk6DQBYHf6rLP8VtMn0Xw/join ✨ Visit here to stay informed with breaking news and in-depth coverage on MDNtv, your source for local
KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi warned taxi bosses not to harass people when they are hitch hiking. Mkhwanazi presided over a special meeting between rival taxi associations, the KwaMaphumulo Taxi Association and KwaDukuza Taxi Association aiming to quell the ongoing tensions between the two taxi associations who have been fighting
The Gauteng Department of Community Safety will conduct a driver safety education campaign aimed at e-hailing operators on Thursday at the N12 Sunset Lounge in Zuurbekom in the South of Johannesburg. The initiative is led by the department’s Road Safety Promotions Unit in collaboration with the Gauteng Department of
The Ad Hoc Committee of the National Assembly hears oral evidence from members of the public regarding allegations made by Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi. Join MDNtv Membership to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClWk6DQBYHf6rLP8VtMn0Xw/join ✨ Visit here to stay informed with breaking news and in-depth coverage on MDNtv, your source for local
Thousands of Christians are participating in a march in Durban today, organised by the South African Church Defenders. The march began at King Dinuzulu Park in the Durban CBD and is moving toward Durban City Hall, with pastors, church leaders and believers gathering to defend religious freedom. Organisers say the
The South African Church Defenders has delivered a memorandum in Durban today, Thursday after thousands of Christians marched through the city to protest against proposed regulations of churches. The group handed over the memorandum at Durban City Hall, raising concerns that government oversight proposed by the CRL Rights Commission could
Christian groups marched in Durban today, Thursday, where the South African Church Defenders handed a memorandum to KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli opposing proposed regulations affecting churches. The group says the proposals linked to the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities (CRL
Thousands of Christians from across KwaZulu‑Natal and beyond are marching through the streets of Durban today in a major demonstration for religious freedom and against proposed regulatory measures affecting churches. Organised by the South African Church Defenders (SACD), the march began this morning from King Dinuzulu Park and is making
Border Management Authority cracks down on officials accused of facilitating illegal entry and passport fraud. More than 50 officials working at South Africa’s ports of entry have been dismissed after being implicated in corruption schemes that allowed undocumented travellers to enter the country illegally. The Border Management Authority (BMA) confirmed
Da Cruz blames collective lapses, not Petersen alone, after Chiefs drop points