Mkhwanazi tipped for top post; Mbalula trips up in a pothole
Apps and gadgets that offer some peace of mind
Why does the state not act against transport violence?
Seventeen court orders later, Intercape is still under fire
A weekly round-up of dinner-table talk
When crime goes unpunished, the law loses its bite
Mexico shows how to fight organised crime
Eight years on, Ramaphosa’s war on crime lacks results
Tragic turn in Putney Pusher case, a newly discovered cat species in Bolivia, and a Hyrox race mishap
Rob Rose and Zukile Majova are joined by Patrick Smith from Africa Confidential
Justice Malala investigates the murder of Hawks investigator Lt-Col Frans Mathipa, allegedly by special forces members, and President Cyril Ramaphosa's silence.
The Madlanga inquiry has revealed the depth of alleged corruption in policing and justice. Whether it changes anything is up to government
There’s no little irony as a UK court reveals a grisly end for businessman Malcolm King, Markus Jooste’s fixer
South Africa’s anti-immigrant protests are about more than borders; they expose political agendas, intimidation and organised networks
South Africa’s failure to enforce immigration rules shifts the burden onto poor communities, fuelling resentment over jobs, housing, clinics and crime.
Business email compromise is the most damaging financial scam, costing R55.5bn over 10 years. It doesn’t require hacking
A six-month North Korean con drained $285m from Drift in 12 minutes, exposing DeFi’s central myth: that technology can eliminate trust
Taxis, guns for hire and the Nigerian man who’s coining it as the Iran war interrupts global oil supply
Ramaphosa’s SAPS suspensions look inconsistent, but they’re a calculated bid to hold the centre while structural reform takes hold.
South Africa ranks first in the world for aggressive drivers. The fact that road rage is a subcategory in our murder stats speaks to its frequency
