A 28-year-old man has been arrested at Cape Town International Airport, South Africa 🇿🇦, after authorities found 150 live venomous scorpions hidden in his luggage.

Members of the Gauteng Traffic Wardens have been arrested in Benoni on allegations of extortion and robbery. An active crime scene is currently being processed, and further details will be provided as they become available.

A South African truck driver was beaten and arrested for transporting newly arrival 15 illegal Ethiopian 🇪🇹 migrants at the R101 road Modimolle Extension 10 stop sign.

A South African woman says she is working with a Nigerian to kidnap children, and he pays them. All those missing children—she is selling them to the Nigerians. SAPS cannot do the work alone, and I applauded the community for doing their work assisting the police.

R4.45 billion. Gone. The government’s pension fund invested in 15 companies which lost 100% of their money – Newsday share.google/Hc1cMGGbr3nXTgK…

Over the past few days, I have received a number of WhatsApp messages from Ghanaians currently in Cambodia, claiming they are stranded and living in extremely difficult conditions. Some say they are being pursued during immigration crackdowns, while others describe having no money, no shelter, limited access to food, and no means of returning home. The messages paint a troubling picture of desperation, fear, and uncertainty. One message that stood out was from a Ghanaian named Felix, who pleaded for help and attention to what he describes as a growing humanitarian situation involving Ghanaians and other Africans in Cambodia. According to him, many simply want assistance to return home safely to their families. I am still gathering information and seeking verification of the claims being made. However, the volume and consistency of these messages suggest a story that deserves attention. If Ghanaian authorities, diplomatic missions, or anyone with credible information on the situation is aware of what is happening, this may be the time to engage and provide clarity.

SIU acting head Leonard Lekgetho says they have uncovered a highly organised syndicate operating inside the Home Affairs Department allegedly selling visas, permits and South African citizenship. Lekgetho says officials were charging up to R40 000 for study visas. Watch: tinyurl.com/4k2yktz4 #Newzroom405

Manto-Tshabalala Msimang and Thabo Mbeki VS Nozizwe Madlala Routledge. Stella Ndabeni with Faith Mutambi. Godfrey Oliphant vs Ngoako Ramatlhodi. Jeremy Cronin vs Thulas Nxesi and the whole cabinet. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma effectively telling her boss Thabo Mbeki to withdraw from the HIV/AIDS debate. Everything has happened before. That's what makes journalism so rich because we excavate from a rich archive.

‼️Yesterday, in Mpumalanga Middelburg during March and March, Illegal foreigners from Pakistan were found without proper documents to be in South Africa. They ran away to hide but were eventually caught by Police and the community!! Abahambe, we don't need these people🔥🔥✊️

Students demonstrate in protest against having to use Afrikaans at school, c 1976. Credit: Mike Mzileni/AFP

HOME AFFAIRS OFFICIAL ALLEGEDLY FOUND WITH DOCUMENTS LINKED TO FOREIGN NATIONALS At His House A person alleged to be a Home Affairs official was reportedly found in possession of documents believed to belong to foreign nationals.