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Mustafa the police dog and his handler, Warrant Officer Damien Theron, starred in two cable theft swoops at the weekend as police continue to battle the scourge which is crippling infrastructure and provision of basic services to communities.

The release of the Global Organised Crime Index 2023 is likely to show mafia-style criminal networks are on the increase in South Africa.

The South African Police Service’s illicit mining task team unit has closed down an illegal coal mine operating in Carolina, Mpumalanga.

China has awarded police minister Bheki Cele the Great Wall Commemorative Medal for the South African Police Service’s (SAPS) contribution to broader law enforcement co-operation between the two countries.

Johannesburg police have arrested a woman for practising as a medical doctor without being registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa.

The ANC Moses Mabhida region in KwaZulu-Natal is mourning the loss of member and Mkhambathini municipality councillor Mzwandile "Nganono" Shandu who was gunned down in uMlazi on Wednesday afternoon.

The slide into lawlessness can be neutralised with a few preventative strategies.

Judge orders Daily Sun to remove ‘unlawful and defamatory statements’ and says article interfered with probe

Disgruntled Swellendam residents on Wednesday embarked on a 24-hour “shutdown” in protest over indigent benefits and other grievances.

Western Cape police are investigating the murder of an ANC councillor who was gunned down outside his home.