Standard Bank in hot water again but rejects shocking allegations
One of South Africa’s leading financial institutions, Standard Bank, has strongly denied a series of allegations made by Dr Anele Hammond regarding a historic finance dispute.
One of South Africa’s leading financial institutions, Standard Bank, has strongly denied a series of allegations made by Dr Anele Hammond regarding a historic finance dispute.
12 senior South African Police Service (SAPS) officers in connection with a R360 million tender scandal linked to controversial businessman Vusumuzi “Cat” Matlala.
A Gauteng man has been arrested for allegedly drugging his wife and sharing explicit videos of her without consent over several years. The arrest followed an international tip-off, with police uncovering disturbing digital evidence during their investigation. A second suspect linked to similar offences has also been arrested, and both are expected to appear in court.
Four suspected extortionists were killed in a shootout with police in Khayelitsha after allegedly pointing firearms at officers. Police had acted on a tip-off and attempted to stop a vehicle linked to the suspects before the confrontation. IPID has since opened an investigation into the incident.
Tshwane Deputy Mayor Eugene Modise has denied corruption and tender irregularity allegations, calling them politically motivated. While he claims a forensic investigation cleared him, findings indicate he may have continued to benefit financially from a company linked to the tender. The matter is now before Council, as political pressure mounts on Mayor Nasiphi Moya to take action.
The National Consumer Commission has recalled over 17,000 Slimsy Pomegranate squash units due to safety concerns.
Two men were arrested in Mpumalanga after being caught allegedly slaughtering stolen cattle on a farm. Three other suspects fled the scene and are still being sought by police. Authorities have warned that buying stolen livestock is a serious crime and urged communities to report suspicious activity.
In more severe cases, some women experience premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), which is a chronic condition that requires proper medical attention and treatment.
Gauteng Health is owed approximately R4.6 billion by patients, medical schemes and government entities. Officials say the debt is largely due to billing failures and challenges in recovering payments, especially from untraceable patients. The department has appointed debt collectors and is tightening systems to recover funds and sustain healthcare services.