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Two suspects were arrested on Tuesday after they allegedly ambushed two police detectives and an administrative colleague in a SAPS vehicle earlier in the day.

Two men have been arrested in KwaZulu-Natal for allegedly ambushing and trying to kill investigating officers linked to the provincial police task team.

The determination and commitment of police officers in the Western Cape to rid the streets of unlicensed firearms proved to be successful when they responded to complaints and searched the area close to the suspects, confiscating two firearms with ammunition in two isolated interventions. Simons Town police responded to a complaint of domestic violence on

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It's been several months since Police Minister Bheki Cele made a bold commitment to establish a task team to look into the scourge of kidnappings in the Western Cape, and since then, nothing has materialised.

The George Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit (FCS) is urgently seeking information regarding the whereabouts of a 15-year-old girl, Lilitha Makisi, who has been reported as missing by her mother at Knysna. Investigation into her disappearance reveals that she left her residence at Knysna on Friday, 31 March 2023, and never returned.

Police commissioner Fannie Masemola remains in his position, despite not having a security clearance, and while under an IPID investigation, writes Sipho Masondo.

A man believed to have fatally shot a Life St George's Hospital nurse outside a Gqeberha hospital after she finished a 12-hour shift, has been found dead.

The SAPS management in Mpumalanga under the leadership of the Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Semakaleng Daphney Manamela has strongly condemned the fatal shooting of the widow of the late Chief Clyde Mnisi, Charlene Felicity Mathews (30). She was reportedly gunned down in the early hours of today, Tuesday 04 April 2023 around 01:10. A case

G4S Security received a hiding in parliament on Tuesday after it failed to appear before a committee where they were expected to explain how rapist and murderer Thabo Bester made a grand escape from a prison the company had been managing.