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While the SA Human Rights Commission (HRC) has issued a letter demanding a public apology from Belinda Magor for her racist voice note rant, the WhatsApp group where the clip was shared has remained closed for comments.

The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union wants increased technology support and more police officers, its president said at a central executive committee meeting this week.

The police in Upington are searching for 59-year-old Elizabeth Van Zyl, who went missing on Sunday, 27 November 2022. Elizabeth was last seen at her place of residence in Olyfvenhoudsdrift near Upington. She left without informing anyone where she was going and, never returned home. Anyone with information can contact the investigating officer, Warrant Officer

Efforts by Manenberg Crime Prevention Unit to rid their communities of the illegal drug trade yielded positive results when they arrested a 52-year-old female and a 27-year-old male for the possession of drugs in Corrie Court Manenberg on Tuesday morning. The members received information about drugs at the premises and searched it. The male was

Our endeavors to rid the Western Cape of firearms from the hands of criminals who commit serious and violent crimes saw the arrest of a 33-year-old male for the possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition on Tuesday afternoon in Blikkiesdorp, Delft. The members searched the premises after they received information about firearms at the premises.

KwaZulu-Natal police have killed two suspects and arrested another six allegedly linked to the murder and robbery of an 84-year-old Greytown resident.

This was the finding of the independent panel appointed by parliament looking into whether there are grounds for an impeachment.

The SAPS museum in Pretoria is seemingly allowed to rot after being shut earlier this year.

Despite this year's police festive safety campaign proudly announcing "more boots on the ground" no official numbers could be given as to how many police would patrol Eastern Cape streets these holidays.

In the latest quarterly crime statistics, the Western Cape recorded a 13% year-on-year increase in reported kidnappings.