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Police Minister Bheki Cele says there's no link between the torching of trucks in KwaZulu-Natal and Mpumalanga and the anniversary of the 2021 July unrest, saying these incidents were simply acts of criminality. 



The joint operation to apprehend and deport illegal immigrants need not have infringed on human rights or dignity

A Soweto man appeared in court on Monday after he was arrested for allegedly dismembering and killing his 33-year-old girlfriend - the mother of their two children.

It was meant to prepare the informal soccer fields to make them more usable for communities in the area before moving to other parts of the country.

A year ago, Nqubeko Buco never would have imagined that a fun night out with friends would see his life take a grim turn, as he now relies on crutches to walk, after he took seven bullets to his body, as he was shot for "reasons I do not know".

A video which went viral showing a roadside assault on the N1 does little to counter an increasingly ingrained trust deficit towards the SAPS, writes Jan Hofmeyr.



The conviction of a former police constable who extorted a “gratification fee” from a complainant has been welcomed by Gauteng Hawks head Maj-Gen Ebrahim Kadwa.

Police Minister Bheki Cele admitted that the police were not only in possession of spying equipment without the legally required exemption, placing it on the wrong side of the law for close to 18 years, it also procured more intelligence gear during this time.

Two security guards are fighting for their lives in the hospital after they were shot during a cash-in-transit heist in White River, Mpumalanga, on Wednesday afternoon.

A decorated member of the Gqeberha SAPS Flying Squad accused of kidnapping, torturing and assaulting three men in March 2019, appeared in the Gqeberha Magistrate’s Court on Friday for the continuation of his trial.