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In an ongoing operation by the Hawkes – Durban Serious Organized Crime Investigation – have arrested a seventh suspect for dealing in the trade of cannabis. The woman, Marrissa Lee Robertson, 26, appeared in the Durban Magistrate’s Court yesterday and was released on five thousand Rand bail. Robertson will appear in court on June 25

US President Donald Trump does not mince his words. On Wednesday the White House’s controversial occupant threatened further destruction of the Gaza Strip if remaining Israeli hostages are not released by Hamas. Trump also issued an ultimatum to the leadership of the militant group (Hamas) to flee. The President strongly backed Israel as a ceasefire

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun travelled to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Monday the third of March. He met with Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Muhammad bin Salman – better known as MBS – the country’s de facto ruler for a two-day visit. The two Middle East leaders issued a joint statement calling for the withdrawal

Germany is known for its divisive Parliamentary elections. No party has won an outright majority in the Federal Bundestag (German Parliament). Instead, the country has been led by successive coalition governments since 1990 following the reunification of the east and west. A coalition government is made up of the party with the highest number of

KwaZulu-Natal and South Africa as a whole have experienced a deplorable humiliation that will reverberate in malicious laughter around the world. A theft of South African National Defence Forces (SANDF) uniforms, unlicenced firearms, “mine explosives”, ammunition and vehicles from a SANDF military base in KwaZulu- Natal has now seen Democratic Alliance National Assembly MP Mlondi