South African crime podcaster and author Nicole Engelbrecht has discussed her latest book, 'Bare Bones', which examines ten unsolved cases previously featured on her popular 'True Crime South Africa' podcast series. According to the Sowetan interview, Engelbrecht describes the work as a search for truth behind the cases that have remained unresolved. The book builds on the podcast's established following, extending its exploration of South African cold cases into print form.

The City of Johannesburg Speaker has urged communities to break their silence on gang violence, calling on residents to come forward with information that could assist authorities. The appeal comes as Gauteng police continue searching for two suspects linked to a murder. The Speaker emphasised the importance of community cooperation in tackling gang-related crime, according to SABC News, which reported that investigations into the killing are ongoing.

In a recent episode of The Diary of a CEO, hosted by British entrepreneur Steven Bartlett, he engages in a discussion with neuroscientists Dr. Wendy Suzuki and Dr. Daniel Amen, according to Ndumiso Ngcobo. The conversation explores themes related to introversion and neuroscience.

According to The South African, a television presenter known for covering crime has been found guilty in a drug case. The report says she spent years hosting a programme about criminals, but her own story has now taken what it describes as a far darker turn. The available information does not identify the presenter, specify the drug offence, detail the sentence, or state where the case was heard beyond the source’s South African context.

'Under a Blood Red Sky' is a book by author Annemarie van Niekerk that explores her life experiences during apartheid in South Africa, highlighting themes of violence and forbidden love. The narrative reflects on the country's dark past and the personal struggles faced by individuals during that era.

One year after Mkhwanazi's exposé on the infiltration of the South African Police Service (SAPS) by criminal elements, the country continues to seek clear answers regarding the situation. The ongoing investigation highlights the challenges faced in addressing corruption within law enforcement, according to SABC News.