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PEOPLE around Mzansi were furious after photos went viral on social media on Monday. The pictures show a police woman being poked. But people were not angry with the woman, but with whoever leaked the private photos. Jabu Dlodlo wrote on Facebook: “He is disgusting. How can he embarrass someone like that?” It was not clear when or where the photos were taken but rumour has it the suspect was let go after a se_x bribe. The caption said the man threatened to post the photos on social media if the woman didn’t do exactly what he asked. National police spokesman Brigadier Vish Naidoo said: “We are still trying to find out if she is indeed a cop.” He said if she was in fact a police officer, steps would be taken. “We can’t rule out the possibility that it might be someone who happened to have a police uniform and wore it for the pictures,” he said. Naidoo said the person who took the photos and posted them on social media had committed a crime. Nozzy Tsi...

CLICK HERE WATCH VIDEO CLICK HERE WATCH VIDEO This happened on Thursday after Raymond Ontita, who works as the gateman in one of the secondary schools came back home only to find his wife on act. "As I reached my room, I saw what I never expected. I was confused when I found them naked in my matrimonial bed,” Ontita said. Due to anger, Ontita descended on the two with blows. However the other man seemed stronger and it was a die or live fight. This prompted the woman to shout, alerting villagers. “I do not want to see her (wife) again. Let her pack her belongings and go,” tired Ontita told the crowd. The crowd was annoyed at Okemwa's action and gave him a thorough beating that left him with bruises. The Area chief Vincent Bogonko was called to confirm the incident and asked the residents to be faithful to their marriages. "This is unprecedented action that occurred today. I would like to urge those in marriage to remain f...

CLICK HERE WATCH VIDEO CLICK HERE WATCH VIDEO Third coronavirus death confirmed in South Africa South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is hopeful the country will overcome the coronavirus outbreak despite the country recording its third COVID-19 death and confirmed cases increasing to 1 326. In a televised speech on Monday, Ramaphosa called on residents to adhere to the lockdown regulation in a bid to arrest the rapid spread of COVID-19. “We are entering a new phase, in the coming days government will be rolling out screening, testing on a huge scale. Health workers will be visiting villages and towns to test people for COVID-19,” he said. North West citizens defy lockdown More than 200 people were arrested for flouting lockdown regulations in North West, Community Safety and Transport Management MEC Sello Lehari  said on Monday. He said they were arrested for failing to confine to their residential places, while others were arrested f...

QUESTION: Will I be able to walk my dog? What about in an estate? No. SAPS have clarified on 29 March that this is NOT allowed. National police spokesperson Brig Vish Naidoo has said that the national disaster declaration is clear that people be confined to their place of residence, unless they are an essential service, buying goods, collecting a social grant, or seeking medical attention.  Naidoo said the roads, parks and other amenities of the estate do not form part of anyone's "place of residence", and is therefore strictly prohibited.  QUESTION: Who can I call if I have a complaint against the police? The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) has issued emergency numbers for complaints against the police during the Covid-19 lockdown. IPID's services are still ongoing during the lockdown, spokesperson Sontaga Seisa said. A limited number of investigators are on standby in all nine provinces, and provincial manageme...

More than 200 people have been arrested in the North West for contravening lockdown regulations. This after the country went into a 21-day lockdown that was ordered by President Cyril Ramaphosa to curb the coronavirus from spreading. North West Department of Community Safety and Transport Management spokesperson Alpheus Koonyaditse said the suspects had contravened Disaster Management Act regulations The suspects were arrested for failing to confine [themselves] to their residential places, while others were arrested for moving between metropolitan and district areas as well as misrepresenting that another person was infected with Covid-19. "Others were arrested for failing to close liquor premises and some for failing to adhere to the prohibition on gatherings," Koonyaditse said. Community Safety MEC Sello Lehari said: "Our law enforcement authorities are working day and night to ensure that people are adhering to the regulations of Covid-19. Our int...

Authorities are investigating how pictures of a police woman un-dressing were taken and shared on social media. In the pictures shared on Facebook, the woman is seen sitting on a sofa with a cellphone in one hand and what looks like a glass of alcohol in the other.  Another picture then shows the woman with the glass closer to her mouth while the last two pictures show her un-dressing, even revealing her pan_ties. In the pictures, the woman seems to be aware in the first picture that someone was taking the pictures as she smiles in the direction of the camera. However, it is difficult to tell whether in the other picture where she is undressing, she was fully aware of what was happening. It is unclear at this stage whether the pictures were shared by the woman in the picture or someone else did it with or without her consent

According to the latest investigations,the female police officer’s pictures found their way to the internet when her Nigerian boyfriend leaked them. The female police officer who is happily married and having two kids,can be seen un-dressing herself in the sitting room whilst her boyfriend is secretly taking pictures without her consent. At this stage,it is not yet clear what could have triggered her boyfriend to leak the coontroversial pictures and a video. For the leaked pictures and videos,you can

According to the latest investigations,a married female police officer’s photos and a bedroom video found their way to the internet after her Nigerian boyfriend demanded R15 000 from the married officer of which she eventually failed to raise the requested amount which resulted in the Nigerian man leaking controversial pictures to the internet. The Nigerian boyfriend (names withheld) has been accused of blackmailing and is more likely being sued for dating a married woman among other things.Whilst the investigations are still going on,the SAPS officer in question is still recovering in hospital after she attempted to commit suicide

PEOPLE around Mzansi were furious after photos went viral on social media on Monday. The pictures show a police woman being poked. But people were not angry with the woman, but with whoever leaked the private photos. Jabu Dlodlo wrote on Facebook: “He is disgusting. How can he embarrass someone like that?” It was not clear when or where the photos were taken but rumour has it the suspect was let go after a se_x bribe. The caption said the man threatened to post the photos on social media if the woman didn’t do exactly what he asked. National police spokesman Brigadier Vish Naidoo said: “We are still trying to find out if she is indeed a cop.” He said if she was in fact a police officer, steps would be taken. “We can’t rule out the possibility that it might be someone who happened to have a police uniform and wore it for the pictures,” he said. Naidoo said the person who took the photos and posted them on social media had committed a crime. Nozzy Tsietsi w...

Watch full video of a girl jump into bed with two South African boys after putting a shot of vodka into her eyeballs. Not satisfied with the traditional way of getting drunk — that is to say, drinking — kids and alcoholics alike have spent years inventing new methods. Some of these are totally harmless, others are innovative, but most of them are pretty dangerous. While sticking to boring old traditional binge-drinking is still your best bet, here now are  13 ways people are getting drunk without actually drinking . Below, alcohol on your eyeballs, up your nose, in your tampons, in your cupcakes, in your gummy bears, and on your pizzas. Don't try this at home, questionable youth. 1.Vodka-Tamponing 2. Butt Chugging 3. AWOL Machines 4. Alcohol Spray 5. Vodka Eyeballing 6. Snorting Alcohol 7. Hand Sanitizer 8. Alcoholic Gummy Bears 9. Alcoholic Cupcakes 10. Alcoholic Whipped Cream 11. Alcoholic Pizza 12. Alcoholic Popsicles ...

Available from Epic Games   this week World War Z World War Z   – which was developed by Saber Interactive and published by Mad Dog Games – is described as a “heart-pounding four-player cooperative third-person shooter” featuring massive swarms of zombies. The gameplay is fast-paced and inspired by the eponymous film starring Brad Pitt. It explores new storylines and characters and will take you on a gruesome adventure to fight off swarms of zombies. Watch:   World War Z  gameplay trailer Please note, World War Z contains mature content recommended for 18+ audiences. Sorry, kiddos. Drawful 2 Drawful 2  – which was developed and published by Jacbox Games back in June 2016 – is a game of “terrible drawings and hilariously wrong answers”, the creators assure us. Get ready to draw “death by trombone,” or “a pitcher of nachos”. You were warned. New features lacking from the first edition, include the ability to add your own generated prompts....

A man has been arrested for spreading false reports that there is no coronavirus outbreak in South Africa, Police Minister Bheki Cele told  eNCA .  Cele said on Saturday that the man was in a holding cell on Saturday after posting that there was "nothing called corona here" in South Africa. Cele warned against spreading false rumours. "We won't spare you, we'll take you," he told eNCA. On Friday night, a 36-year-old man was arrested after recording himself poking fun at efforts to contain the novel coronavirus during a gathering of more than 100 people, reported News24. Cele's office said the man was returning from a funeral with friends on 21 March when they gathered at Temba Square in Hammanskraal and started playing music and drinking alcohol in public, in what has become known as an "after tears" ceremony. "Guys, you can see for yourselves, Hammanskraal has life. You can see, look," the man said in the short video. ...