Twelve women killed since July in Ekurhuleni: residents fear who is next
A string of killings east of Johannesburg has left communities grieving and demanding protection from police
A string of killings east of Johannesburg has left communities grieving and demanding protection from police
Plea deal collapses in major police procurement fraud case, pushing trial forward.
Residents face severe restrictions on daily movement as nine bodies discovered in two months.
Dropped charges against police chief expose gaps in prosecutorial oversight and public accountability.
Coordinated police response mobilizes as fear grips residents in Gauteng region.
Franchise buyer's pension loss raises questions about consumer protections in small business deals.
Official notices cite the January 2026 repatriation of eight foreign nationals convicted over illegal activities conducted under the QNET name, alongside an EOCO rescue of 295 alleged victims and a Ghana MFA warning, but the court records and charging documents needed to clarify any trafficking indicators and accountability chains remain largely out of public view.
Regulators in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire have issued bans, public warnings, and reported victim rescues tied to QNET branding; records on enforcement follow through, cross border coordination, and the leadership structures promoted in official QNET materials remain central to confirming what happened and who was accountable.
Official findings cite retail deposits moved to related GetBucks entities, with SZL 182.5 million cycled back and a remaining SZL 150 million to SZL 170 million deficit, as a June 2024 Eswatini High Court default judgment in Case 1818/2023 sets out SZL 335.24 million joint liability while key records on final destination accounts and enforcement status still need verification.
Authorities dismantle massive clandestine production operation in residential Pretoria neighborhood.