Hlathi Drive News Today

A total of 69 suspects were arrested in Lwandle following a night of pandemonium that resulted in the looting of Big Daddy’s Liquor warehouse along Hlathi Drive and setting fire to a refuse station at the Somerset Crossing Shopping Centre.

A social worker is still reeling in shock after being accosted by violent protesters amid the ongoing provincial taxi strike, which left the 37-year-old fleeing for his life shortly before his branded work vehicle was set alight in full view of motorists.

Three suspected armed robbers appeared in the Strand Magistrates’ Court on Friday (21 April) in connection with an armed robbery that was thwarted by a courageous taxi driver, who managed to apprehend two of the three suspects involved in the incident when some of the victims reached out for help as he passed by the crime scene.

A taxi driver is being hailed as a hero after apprehending two out of three armed robbery suspects in Cape Town.

Three suspected armed robbers appeared in the Strand Magistrates’ Court today (Friday 21 April) in connection with an armed robbery that was thwarted by a courageous taxi driver who managed to apprehend two of the three suspects involved, when some o

It was the swift response of a courageous minibus taxi driver to pleas for help from off-duty security guards that landed three alleged armed robbers in court on Friday.

It was the swift response of a courageous minibus taxi driver to pleas for help from off-duty security guards that landed three alleged armed robbers in court on Friday.

Yesterday morning, 16 February 2022, Lwandle police followed up information at premises in Hlathi Drive, Asanda Village, where they found documents such as firearm proficiency certificates, firearm competency certificates, medical certificates, senior certificates, and other documents meant to commit fraud. Equipment to create these documents such as computers, laminating machines, and printing machines were also

Protesters burnt tyres on the N2 outside Lwandle on Saturday 9 January. Dozens of protesters burnt tyres and partially blocked a part of the N2 highway for a short period on Saturday (9 January). The situation had been seething from Tuesday 5 January, when protesters had occupied an open space of land on the corner of the N2 and Hlathi Drive in Lwandle, apparently erecting structures. The land belongs to construction firm Asla. “The Lwandle police confirm a protes...