News Bulletin of 27 April 2025, 1pm

Norwood police in collaboration with the Private Security Industry Regulatory has resulted in the arrest of 32 peace officers found to be operating illegally in the Norwood area.
The operation targeted unauthorised individuals working within the private security sector. Norwood police said the arrests mark a significant step in enforcing compliance with the PSiRA Act. In addition to the 32 security personnel taken into custody, one manager responsible for employing the unregistered individuals was also arrested. Many of the accused now face further charges, as a substantial number are suspected to be undocumented foreign nationals.

The Africa Travel Indaba, is gearing up for its official opening in Durban from the 13th of May.Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille, has highlighted the event’s growing role in driving inclusive economic growth, innovation and regional collaboration. The event will once again offer buyers a one-stop opportunity to source a diverse range of tourism products and experiences from across the continent.

Co-founding drummer Peter Criss, of rock veterans KISS, has announced the release of his first solo album in almost two decades. The album will be Criss’ first solo release since 2007 album One for All. Criss had previously touched upon a new solo album back in 2017, revealing that he had a “half-finished rock album. However, Criss explained that his retirement from touring would hopefully result in the album’s completion.