Nine out of the 10 alleged July unrest instigators were released on bail of R3 000 following their court appearance yesterday.

Ten alleged July 2021 unrest instigators are expected to appear before the Durban Magistrate’s Court today.

All 20 suspects will appear before the Durban Central Magistrate’s Court on Friday on incitement of violence and arson charges, said the Hawks.

The suspects are believed to be on the list of more than 80 alleged instigators being monitored by the State. Meanwhile, two men were sentenced to jail by the Durban court on Thursday for public violence during last year’s unrest.

An organisation in Tembisa has launched a clean-up campaign following the extreme Tembisa protest last week

A year on from the July Riots, the threat of unrest is still present in South Africa – and global bodies are worried about future protests.

Bheki Cele said the State is monitoring 86 more people who allegedly incited public violence during the July Unrest in 2021.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to give his testimony to the SAHRC regarding the July unrest in his capacity as Head of State.

‘In his plea, Majola said, he knew of some people that participated in the looting spree, and one of them had given him the vehicle,’ said the NPA.

The SAHRC is worried about another possible wave of unrest in KZN, after the courts decided Jacob ZUma must return to jail earlier today.

Rising food prices could lead to unrest in Africa as more people will not be able to afford food, researchers have warned.

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

The SABC confirmed on Saturday that SANDF members have been deployed in its offices but not into the newsroom

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.

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?!

President Cyril Ramaphosa conducted an oversight visit in KZN to assess the level of damage caused by the recent riots

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.

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