Jonisayi Maromo

Journalist

Back home: Ndimande brothers arrive in South Africa to face AKA and Tibz murder charges

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

The extradition of the Ndimande brothers from Eswatini marks a pivotal moment in the investigation of rapper AKA's shocking murder, as they prepare to face serious ...

AKA murder: Ndimande brothers to land at King Shaka Airport from Eswatini

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

Interpol South Africa embarks on a crucial mission to Eswatini to secure the extradition of the Ndimande brothers, linked to the high-profile murders of rapper AKA ...

Probe launched after 13-year-old boy allegedly rapes his five-year-old sister in Limpopo

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Police in Limpopo are investigating a troubling case where a 13-year-old boy allegedly sexually assaulted his five-year-old sister. This incident raises critical ...

Political Heat: Mchunu continues ANC duties as probe looms

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

The ANC has decided to keep suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu in his organisational role despite ongoing corruption investigations. Discover the details behind ...

‘We never said there is white genocide in South Africa’: AfriForum says it is being scapegoated

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

AfriForum's CEO, Kallie Kriel, refutes accusations of white genocide and claims his organisation is unfairly blamed for the diplomatic fallout between South Africa ...

Minister Lamola challenges US Secretary Marco Rubio's claims on Afrikaner persecution ahead of G20 Summit

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

International Relations Minister, Ronald Lamola, challenges US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's claims of Afrikaner persecution, labelling them politically motivated. ...

Cyril Ramaphosa assumes SADC chairmanship as bloc congratulates Tanzania’s Samia Suluhu

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa steps into the interim chairmanship of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) amid Madagascar's political turmoil, ...

Ramaphosa tells Pope Leo XIV: ‘To many, it seems easier to fund wars than to invest in peace’

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

President Cyril Ramaphosa meets Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, calling for urgent global solidarity, equality, and justice in the face of rising conflicts and environmental ...

Four alleged robbers shot dead as Gauteng police thwart cash-in-transit heist

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Four suspected robbers were shot dead in a dramatic shootout with Gauteng police while attempting a cash-in-transit heist in Bronkhorstspruit, showcasing the effectiveness ...

Head of investigations at National Prosecuting Authority's IDAC kidnapped and assaulted in Midrand

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

South Africa's anti-corruption efforts face new challenges as the head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) is kidnapped and assaulted near ...

South Africa seeks new markets as government leads exporters mission to Saudi Arabia

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Discover how South Africa's government is spearheading an Outward Selling Mission to Saudi Arabia, aiming to unlock new market opportunities and boost exports for ...

COP30: President Ramaphosa calls for urgent reform of international finance for sustainable development

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

At COP30 in Brazil, South Africa called on global leaders to unite in closing the climate ambition-finance gap, stressing the need for a fair transition to a low-carbon ...

'Afrikaners are being slaughtered': Donald Trump says no US officials will attend G20 in South Africa

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

US President Donald Trump declares a boycott of the G20 summit in Johannesburg, accusing South Africa of human rights abuses against Afrikaners and igniting a diplomatic ...

Afrikaners to the front: Trump prioritises South African refugees, closing doors for other nationalities

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

How will Trump' s new refugee policy, which prioritises Afrikaners from South Africa, reshape the landscape of humanitarian admissions in the US?

‘He told his uncle he killed them’: Man burns wife and kids to death before taking poison

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Police in Mpumalanga are investigating a tragic case where a man allegedly murdered his wife and two young children, setting their vehicle ablaze. The suspect later ...

Trump’s pick for ambassador to South Africa will intensify call for Afrikaners to ‘flee racial discrimination’

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Brent Bozell III, the US ambassador-designate to South Africa, has stirred diplomatic tensions by advocating for Afrikaners to relocate to the US, reviving contentious ...

How will Zimbabweans react? Zanu-PF moves to extend President Mnangagwa’s term to 2030

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu-PF party has initiated a controversial plan to extend President Mnangagwa's term by two years, potentially keeping him in power until 2030. ...

VIDEO: How a lion escaped from a moving truck — prompting government investigations

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

A lion's escape from a moving truck in North West has led to a government investigation, raising concerns about wildlife transport safety.

Phophi Ramathuba: DNC bus that killed 43 people was unroadworthy, overloaded and speeding

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba has labelled the recent N1 bus crash that claimed 43 lives as a preventable disaster, attributing it to negligence and lawlessness ...

A nation of gamblers: Inside South Africa’s trillion-rand betting boom and its human cost

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

South Africa' s gambling industry has surged to R1.5 trillion in a year, raising concerns about addiction, debt, and the need for regulatory reforms.

Watch VideoCrisis of Credibility: SAPS, Madlanga Commission expose deep-rooted corruption

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

South Africans are fed up with a police force steeped in corruption, where every scandal deepens the chasm of trust. As damning testimonies and shocking revelations ...

Emmerson Mnangagwa: Zimbabwe to pay hospital bills and repatriate victims of Limpopo bus disaster

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Following the tragic DNC Coaches bus disaster in Limpopo, which claimed 43 lives, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has pledged government support for the ...

Watch VideoPolice credibility in crisis as Madlanga Commission and SAPS inquiry expose deep rot

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

South Africans are increasingly weary of ongoing police corruption revelations, as explosive claims and testimonies reveal a deep-seated crisis in law enforcement. ...

How many people were on the doomed DNC 61-seater bus? Confusion mounts around Limpopo tragedy

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Confusion surrounds the tragic Limpopo bus crash, where at least 42 passengers died and dozens more were injured. While the Department of Transport reports 91 occupants, ...

‘We are sorry guys’ says DNC bus company after 42 passengers killed in Limpopo crash

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

The DNC bus company has extended heartfelt condolences to the families of 42 victims of a tragic bus crash in Limpopo, which has raised urgent questions about road ...