Police officials say they are aware of inflammatory social media messages, and remain on standby for riots in KZN on Black Friday.

It is believed, one of the Phoenix murder suspects, Jeetendra Jaikissoon, recently died while in police custody of an illness.

Police Minister Bheki Cele has condemned the wave of violence which broke out in Gqeberha recently.

Anthony George Kirkwood’s film about the violent riots and looting that took place in July 2021 in South Africa is up for a major cash prize.

A small spark ignited some fiery tensions in a busy area of Gqeberha on Tuesday, after a collision between two cars led to violent altercations in broad daylight.

The suspects were arrested on Saturday, with one of the alleged instigators of the unrest and riots linked to a dubious twitter account.

Deputy President David Mabuza replied to questions from MPs at the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) on Thursday afternoon

Fees Must Fall activist Bonginkosi Khanyile was arrested in connection with the July riots and faces charges of inciting violence

Premier Sihle Zikalala said they have alerted law enforcement agencies to deal with the situation, should the need arise on Monday

A ‘walkie-talkie’ app has a long history as a go-to app in times of crisis and is fast becoming a tool for protest communication.

The UIF’s relief scheme has been established to assist workers whose workplaces were closed due to the recent unrest in KZN and Gauteng.

A fresh set of data has revealed that emigration numbers out of South Africa remain high – and ‘recent riots’ may have spooked some millionaires.

The three-member panel is expected to give feedback which will also give guidance on strengthening security capabilities

South Africans were left hopeful when a customer left a R6 000 tip after spending only R453 at a restaurant in Durbanville.

South Africa’s new ‘riot-proof bakkie’ is here – and not a second too soon. Here’s what you need to know about the heavily-armoured vehicle.

At this stage, it is not known whether those arrested for the riots, include the list of the 12 alleged instigators

Marc Lottering shared a new ‘Colleen the Cashier’ skit and her take on SA’s now-infamous looted blue couch.

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) says it intends opposing bail for Ngizwe Mchunu when he appears in the dock on Wednesday

While the Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) says it doesn’t condone stealing, it has taken issue with how some of the looters were treated

Herman Mashaba’s party Action SA says the recent riots were meant to cripple the economy and cause social instability

Making looted goods, worthless: A group of South Africans are trying to stop looters from selling stolen items online.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says they will be providing support to uninsured businesses that suffered damage during the riots

The DA has called for an urgent intergovernmental effort to starve off a food security crisis in KZN rural communities affected by riots.

KZN Premier says apart from the physical destruction of property the shutdown of economic activity has affected the overall economic output.

Suspended MKMVA spokesperson, Carl Niehaus has given Transport Minister, Fikile Mbalula 24 hours to apologise unconditionally to him.

Acting Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni said SASSA grants that were earmarked to be paid on 20 July were postponed to a later date.

Equipment and food meant for the school nutrition programme were also stolen, meaning schools can no longer provide for vulnerable learners.

Tweeps were impressed with Black Coffee’s interview with CNN on the unrest that took place in South Africa last week. Have a look.

After 160 liquor stores were looted in last week’s riots, three major booze bodies are calling for an end to the alcohol ban, in order to save the industry.

The government says items that were looted and then recovered will have to be destroyed in order to protect the economy. Do you agree?

One of the most controversial figures in KZN politics has been accused of encouraging riots in the province – but Zandile Gumede is now fighting back.

State Security Minister, Ayanda Dlodlo and Bheki Cele have been contradicted each other about an intelligence product on riots and unrest.

Wondering just how badly the SA riots impacted the economy? The government assessed and estimated the damage and the losses. Here’s what you need to know.

South African YouTuber, the seven-year-old Taylor Morrison wants to know what is going to be left of South Africa when she is a grown-up.

Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni gave an update on government’s response to the unrest, which rocked Gauteng and KZN

Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says at least six people have been arrested for their alleged roles in instigating the riots

Acting Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni provided an update on efforts to clean up KZN, with TERS open for victim.

Pope Francis is appealing for peace in South Africa, following riots which claimed over 200 lives and lasted for an entire week

Three people are alleged to have had a hand in the riots in KZN and Gauteng, which started out as pro-Jacob Zuma demonstrations

Police have arrested thousands of people in connection with the riots and looting as well as those inciting violence on social media.

The man, believed to be in his thirties, was found unresponsive and trapped under debris, before he was declared dead on arrival

The three suspects are alleged to have had a role in the recent riots and are expected to appear in court on Monday

Between the unrest and the third wave of COVID-19, going out may not be the best bet. Here are six ways to celebrate Mandela Day from home.

At least 2 200 people have been arrested for looting and violence during the riots in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) and Gauteng

There have been concerns that the riots could have been super spreader events that will lead to a spike in COVID-19 infections

With comments such as ‘let them steal’ and ‘loot carefully’, could Jub Jub and Duduzane Zuma be on the hook for incitement?

While South Africa has been dealt a low blow with the unrest and looting this past week, Shashi Naidoo and Simone Dominique are on vacation to showcase ‘beautiful SA’. Is the timing not a little off?!

From bread being advertised at R75 to sugar at R150, here’s how much people have been forced to fork out due to looting and unrest in the province.

The net could well be closing in on the ‘riot ringleaders’, after President Cyril Ramaphosa confirmed that they government had identified the masterminds.

Sedgars Home is looking for their looted blue couch, saying that they will replace it with a couch that fits if needs be.

According to some ANC insiders, those instigating the unrest in South Africa have access to ‘heavy machinery’, and widespread riots are ‘just the start’.

South Africa’s aviation fraternity is helping to alleviate dire shortages of essential supplies in KwaZulu-Natal by providing mercy flights to those affected by the looting and unrest.

Both Gauteng and KZN have been rocked by riots and looting sprees, which have left over 100 people dead while 2 200 others were arrested

A couple and their wedding caterer donated 1000 warm meals after they were forced to cancel their wedding due to the unrest in KwaZulu-Natal.

The ANC has identified 12 people who are accused of instigating the riots in KZN and Gauteng – and one of them has been arrested on Thursday.

Prince Kaybee hit the streets of Daveyton in Gauteng to join the community as they cleaned up the aftermath left by riots and looting.

Gift of the Givers, one SA’s most popular charitable outfits, has announced how it will respond to the recent riots – and you can help them, too!

The Western Cape Gov also said the fuel situation is not a cause for concern. They are urging people not to panic buy amid riots in other provinces.

Guards at a Shoprite store stopped looters in their tracks after pouring oil on the floor in order to bring unrest under control.

By all accounts, this is jaw-dropping. Several community checkpoints have blockaded roads in Durban – and locals are being asked to ‘show their papers.’

Cavendish Square Management says it has been advised to close for trade as the situation in SA regarding riots remains volatile.

Experts now believe that an insurrection, which constitutes a deliberate attempt to destabilise government, is underway in South Africa.

This is probably as honest as it gets from our Defence Minister, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula – and she’s admitted to flaws in SANDF’s riot response.

Police allegedly released arrested looters without charging them due to there being a lack of food for prisoners the DA has claimed.

King Misuzulu urged the Zulu nation to desist from participating in the KZN riots, saying that they are bringing shame to his father’s name.

This is one of the lowest points of the riots so far: Looters have been blamed for the theft of COVID-19 vaccines at several pharmacies this week.

EFF leader Julius Malema said that meeting with Ramaphosa is ‘pointless’, with the President only interested in the DA’s views.

Fuel agencies have urged for calm as motorists inundate petrol stations following shortage concerns caused by riots in KZN and Gauteng.

Several communities in KwaZulu-Natal have taken to the streets in solidarity to patrol and protect one another. We round up their tireless efforts.

Keeping yourself safe in times like these is imperative – and for those of you in KwaZulu-Natal, a new set of maps outline where riots are taking place.

EFF Leader Julius Malema, who was temporarily suspended from Twitter for his remarks, has now made a comeback.

Need to know what places you should avoid in Gauteng? This new feature has mapped all of the ‘riot hot-spots’ within the province.

Jub Jub made controversial remarks on looting and Metro FM presenter presenter Lerato Kganyago thinks he’s sending the ‘wrong message’.

Don’t believe every update on the riots that you come across on WhatsApp – that’s the message from political leaders in the Western Cape on Tuesday.

KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng are in complete chaos. Here are eight services you would not be able to access until the unrest is over.

The apple hasn’t fallen far from the tree, here: Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla could soon follow her father into a jail cell, with police hot on her trail.

Hundreds of rioters have been arrested across Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal as police, security firms and citizens fought back against looters.