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ActionSA to challenge IPID’s ‘Top Secret’ classification of Phala Phala report

ActionSA has begun preparing legal papers to challenge the Independent Police Investigating Directorate’s (IPID) decision to classify its investigation into the Presidential Protection Unit’s conduct in the Phala Phala case as “Top Secret”. Dewan de Swardt, ActionSA National Chairperson, explained that the move follows an appeal filed last month, which

SASSA dismisses false claims that R370 SRD grant is ending

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has dismissed a viral social media post claiming that the R370 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant is coming to an end. SASSA clarified on X that the post, which has been widely shared on TikTok, did not originate from the agency. The

South African civil society groups demonstrate solidarity for Venezuela following the arrest of President Maduro and his spouse

In response to the alleged kidnapping and detention of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and Foreign Minister Celia Flores, several civil society groups are mobilising in solidarity with the people of Venezuela, Palestine and other communities affected by U.S. intervention. Community members in Gauteng are calling on civic, student, academic and

Two City law enforcement officers arrested in Parow bribery sting

Two City of Cape Town Law Enforcement Advancement Programme (LEAP) officers have been arrested in Parow following an alleged bribery incident uncovered during a SAPS undercover operation. Law enforcement spokesperson Wayne Dyason confirmed that the arrests took place on Monday night after a motorist reported the incident to the police.

Phahlane Demands Fair Hearing, Calls 2020 Dismissal Unlawful

Former acting national police commissioner Khomotso Phahlane has called on Parliament’s ad hoc committee investigating alleged police corruption to allow sufficient time for him to properly respond to the issues raised in his affidavit, warning that a rushed process would undermine justice. Phahlane told the committee that his affidavit was

Spine Road High pushes past challenges to deliver strong 2025 matric results

For many learners at Spine Road High in Mitchells Plain, this year’s matric results reflect far more than exam marks; they represent perseverance in the face of daily social and economic challenges. The school achieved a 98% pass rate in the 2025 National Senior Certificate examinations, with 228 of its

The struggle of hunger strikers in the UK persists as they pass the 60-day mark

A Palestinian activist currently detained in a UK prison is experiencing worsening health conditions, including muscle spasms and respiratory difficulties, as her hunger strike surpasses 60 days. Prisoners for Palestine (P4P) reported that Heba Muraisi – detained for over a year due to her activism concerning Palestine – has completed

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