The interim government on Thursday said the USCIRF's portrayal of the religious freedom situation in Bangladesh is based on misinformation and selective reporting. "The interim government is not ...

JOHANNESBURG - Police are investigating a case of suspected human trafficking and searching for the owner of a house where more than 30 Ethiopian nationals escaped on Wednesday morning. Police ...

JOHANNESBURG - Reports suggest the foreign nationals who escaped from a house in Lombardy East, Johannesburg on Wednesday were promised employment in South Africa. Police have confirmed that there ...

According to the neighbour, they heard noises in the morning and were alarmed by the commotion outside. When they looked, they saw scores of foreign nationals running down the street, some naked ...

At least 50 foreign nationals allegedly escaped on Wednesday from being held hostage in Lombardy East, north of Johannesburg. According to reports, the people escaped from a house in Lombardy East ...

This is the second reported case of kidnapped undocumented foreigners being held in a house in Lombardy East, raising concerns about ongoing criminal activity in the area. Gauteng Police ...

Gauteng police said that 32 of the 50 Ethiopian nationals who escapade after they were allegedly held hostage in Lombardy East house in Johannesburg,are in police custody. Provincial police ...

A total of 32 foreign nationals have been detained after community patrollers alerted the SAPS to suspicious activity in Lombardy East. According to Gauteng SAPS spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel ...

Videos shared on social media showed people, some of them barefoot, running in the streets in Johannesburg’s suburb of Lombardy East. “Most of them are minors,” Masondo said, putting their ...

JOHANNESBURG - A total of 34 of the 50 foreign nations who escaped from a Lombardy East house are in police custody. Gauteng Police spokesperson Mavela Masondo says the ages of the people in ...

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