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A ban has been placed on e-hailing operators at malls in Soweto malls “until further notice”.

Increased visibility and intensified crime prevention operations in order to eradicate crime in the Western Cape continues through the arrests of suspects in connection with the illegal possession of firearms and ammunition. On Monday evening, 05 June 2023 at about 23:30 members of Philippi Crime Prevention Unit were busy with crime prevention operations at Surburg

Dressed in a black coat with a stern face, Brig Jackson Mkhaulesi cut an intimidating figure at the back of the Bloemfontein high court this week where he recorded his first victory against accused Dr Nandipha Magudumana. It would be his last.

The SAPS Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offence Unit in Gqeberha is appealing for assistance from the public and is offering a cash reward of R50 000 for the safe return or information relating to the whereabouts of the 4-year-old boy who went missing on the Thursday, 11 May 2023, in Wells Estate. It

A 41-year-old Gqeberha man has been sentenced to an effective 20 years behind bars after admitting to beating his mother to death after she refused to give him money to buy alcohol.

Glebelands Hostel residents in Durban are living in fear after another resident was shot dead, allegedly on his way to work, just four days after eight people were killed.

Despite numerous searches none have been forthcoming in finding Nakane Lizani, 4, who went missing from his Wells Estate home on May 11.

The Hawks in Mpumalanga are seeking assistance in finding at least six armed robbers who staged a cash-in-transit robbery in Mhala on 17 May.




With the ongoing gang violence in the Delft policing precinct, members of Delft SAPS were busy with crime prevention duties in Delft to eradicate firearms and drugs. On Tuesday, 6 June 2023 at approximately 23:00, members of Delft SAPS received information about a firearm at a premises in the Covid 19 new informal settlement, behind

While the recent crime statistics revealed that KwaZulu-Natal registered the highest number of murders in the first quarter, the SAPS in the province have made major strides in their bid to fight crime in the month of May.