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A soccer star shot dead. Parliament gutted by fire. People trampled to death in riots. Even with the most spectacular crimes, South Africa’s criminal justice system can’t seem to keep up. For months, the nation has engaged in a lengthy

The anguish of the kidnapped Moti brothers’ parents, Nazim and Shakira, rages on, with them being too scared to share further news on the case with the media.

A crime expert has described the kidnapping of the four Moti siblings as "highly suspicious" and that it appears to have been a "highly organised kidnapping".



Marco van Niekerk writes that the possibility of the Firearms Control Amendment Bill becoming law should concern every South African, whether they own a gun or not. Van Niekerk breaks down his concerns with the Bill.

A young boy was beaten up at Clifton 4th Beach during post-valedictory celebrations.

In a shocking twist, police reveals that three murder cases of three little girls have either been withdrawn or closed due to a lack of evidence.

Stellenbosch University criminologist Guy Lamb said taxi associations had been affected by violence for many decades.

Political experts and criminologists have warned that political killings might get worse as we got closer to the local government elections, following the appearance of suspects in the murder case of former Stellenbosch deputy mayor Cameron Mcako, 56.

Police are fighting an endless battle to get illegal firearms off the street, for as soon as they confiscate guns, those guns find themselves on the streets again because of corrupt cops.

The killing of a man in RR-section, Site B, Khayelitsha, on Saturday seemed to have been the catalyst for a bloody weekend in the sprawling township which, at last count, has left 13 people dead. Picture: Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA) PICS: Bloody weekend in Khayelitsha as mass killings leave 13 dead Share Cape Town - The killing of a man in RR-section, Site B, Khayelitsha, on Saturday seemed to have been the catalyst for a bloody weekend in the sprawling township which, at last count...