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Some of the recovered firearms are a result of tip-offs from the community or the firearms amnesty period.

"If we can't act, those who have illegal guns will finish those that are law-abiding and those that have illegal guns will play God and decide who lives and who dies," said Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi.

More than 5,000 schoolchildren were stranded in Khayelitsha and neighbouring areas of Cape Town as minibus taxi associations were accused of staging a "blockade" of scholar transport services.

Mandlenkosi Buthelezi (94) was last seen on Tuesday, 07 February 2023 when he boarded a taxi in Mohlakeng, Gauteng to allegedly visit family in Msinga, Kwazulu-Natal. Buthelezi never reached his destination and a missing person case was reported. Anyone that has information that may assist to locate missing Buthelezi is urged to contact SAPS Randfontein

The South African Police Service urgently requests information to locate the parent/s of a 2-week-old baby girl. The baby was found abandoned at Laudium Clinic in Pretoria on Tuesday, 07 February 2023. Anyone with information can contact Detective Warrant Officer Mokori of PTA Central FCS on 012 353 4372. Alternatively, leave an anonymous tip-off by

“Till we meet again brother. Worry not, your daughter is in capable hands,” said EFF leader Julius Malema.

Police in Lebowakgomo have launched a search operation to find a missing man, Seputule Stephen Mphahlele (59) from Tjiane Village Ga-Mphahlele. The man’s wife alleges that on Friday, 10 February 2023 at about 19:30, she was home with her husband who suddenly disappeared. He did not inform his wife when he left. The clothes he

Disgruntled residents from Isipingo, south of Durban, brought the area to a standstill on Monday, accusing the city of failing to provide basic services.

The City of Johannesburg has spent more than R65m in the past four years to fix traffic lights that are broken or malfunctioning due to theft, vandalism and car crashes.

South Africa has high levels of gun violence because there is no intelligence-driven operation to fight it.