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A bus driver was shot and wounded and his vehicle set alight in Khayelitsha during the morning commute on Friday when a taxi strike entered its second day in the Western Cape.

Four more suspected illegal miners were arrested in Zamimpilo informal settlement on Friday morning ahead of Bheki Cele's Riverlea imbizo.

Nelson Mandela Bay councillor Terri Stander, together with a posse of security and police officers, swooped before dawn on Wednesday on two women suspected of breaking into a vacant house in Richmond Hill.

Civil organisation Action Society has expressed dismay over the VIP protection officers linked to an assault on the N1 highway being granted R10,000 bail each.

The SAPS claims these terrorists have dangerous firepower, meaning SA police have declared these criminal illegal immigrants too powerful for them. This further means us the citizens we must fight for our safety, because the government cannot call in the army.

The Presidency says it is concerned about what seems to be a spike in illegal mining activities, especially in Gauteng.

A manhunt has been launched by Limpopo police after a burglary at a primary school earlier this week.

A top Makhanda private school has suspended one of its administrative staff after the 49-year-old man was accused of raping a seven-year-old boy.

"I cry all day because I miss him so much, but then I go to where he used to work and I feel closer to him," Tony Forbes said about his frequent visits to clubs AKA used to perform at.

A Dikeni magistrate has ordered that the latest accused in the University of Fort Hare hit list investigation — a police officer — be taken for medical attention no later than Tuesday amid allegations of assault.