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Two police stations are grappling with a tough choice in Gqeberha's northern areas — conserve diesel to keep precincts open at night or sacrifice swift case processing during the day.

The Border Management Authority on Thursday said about 95,000 people had been denied entry into the country for a variety of reasons.

Panic and alarm turned to relief on Monday when community members and rescuers banded together to find a four-year-old boy — shaken but unharmed — after an extensive search on the Sacramento Trail in Schoenmakerskop.

The Overberg region, with 142,6mm, received unprecedented rainfall over three days, Stellenbosch measured 194.2 and Molteno 141.8mm

The SA Police Service Forensic Science Laboratory has made impressive inroads into finalising its huge historic DNA backlog but more than 57,000 samples were still outstanding in July.

Police minister Bheki Cele and the SAPS leadership are briefing the media on Tuesday.

A manhunt has been launched for suspects after a police officer investigating a gang-related murder was gunned down while interviewing a witness in Westbury, Johannesburg, on Sunday night.

Police minister highlights breakthroughs in high-profile investigations such as kidnappings, which ‘criminal’ police seem to be involved in.

The Overberg region, with 142,6mm, received unprecedented rainfall over three days, Stellenbosch measured 194.2 and Molteno 141.8mm

A mother and son from Brackenfell were killed and several others injured in a head-on collision involving a minibus-taxi and light motor vehicle in Kraaifontein yesterday.