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LISTEN | DJ Warras murder accused ‘pointed out victim’ moments before fatal shooting, court hears
The man accused of orchestrating the murder of entertainer Warrick Stock, popularly known as DJ Warras, allegedly pointed out the victim moments before he was shot dead, the Johannesburg magistrate’s court heard on Tuesday.
By Mmatumelo Lebjane
LISTEN | Matric results don’t define learners’ future, experts say
As the grade 12 class of 2025 awaits its much-anticipated matric results, experts are urging pupils to remember that these marks do not define their worth or determine the entirety of their future.
By Jeanette Chabalala
LISTEN | DJ Warras’s sister mourns first Christmas without him
The sister of murdered Warrick “DJ Warras” Stock broke down in court when she described how hard Christmas was without him.
By Koena Mashale
LISTEN | One or two massacres a week: Gun Free SA beats the drum on gun violence crisis
With more than 80 mass shootings recorded in 2024 — almost one or two every week — South Africa is facing a gun violence crisis worsened by weak accountability and a dangerous normalisation of mass killings.
By Bulelani Nonyukela
LISTEN | Real or replica, firing a gun in public raises safety concerns, expert warns
Gun Free South Africa says Bitou’s deputy mayor could face criminal charges regardless of whether a firearm was real or a replica, and praised police for opening an investigation.
By Bulelani Nonyukela
LISTEN | South Africans come first in public service, says department
The department of public service and administration has acted to dispel public concern about the employment of foreigners in state institutions.
By Bulelani Nonyukela
LISTEN | Ramaphosa announces cabinet reshuffle, fires DA minister Dion George
President Cyril Ramaphosa has made changes to his cabinet, firing Forestry, Fisheries and Environment minister Dion George and replacing him with DA national spokesperson Willie Aucamp.
By Andisiwe Makinana and Lizeka Tandwa
LISTEN | Presidency works to return 17 South Africans trapped in Ukraine war
President Cyril Ramaphosa has launched an investigation into the illegal recruitment of 17 South African men who were deceived into joining mercenary forces in the Ukraine-Russia conflict under false pretences of lucrative employment.
By Koena Mashale
