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Kagisho SAPS requests the assistance of the public in the search for Gabalemoge Petrus Leeuw (85). He was last seen on Saturday, 18 May 2023 at his shack in Phutanang in Galeshewe in Kimberley. Gabalemoge was wearing a black jeans, white t-shirt, brown jacket and black shoes when he went missing. Anyone with information can

Several stakeholders including Johannesburg city officials, e-hailing drivers, taxi associations, police and mall managers, met to find amicable solutions to the ongoing conflict.

Police have launched a manhunt after a 35-year-old police constable was shot at the Masilo Satellite Police Station in Theunissen, Free State.

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

The Free State police officer believed to have died by suicide, who was one of those investigating the escaping of rapist and murderer Thabo Bester, had received several accolades for his work.

Addressing crimes against women, children and vulnerable persons remains a top priority for the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Gauteng. It is for this reason that SAPS Protea Glen is appealing to the public for assistance following a murder incident that took place in Protea South on 15 May 2023. According to a preliminary

Missing Moitheri Michael Thebehae (29) was last seen on 01 March 2023 in Ventersburg by his mother. He was wearing a white t-shirt and navy blue trousers. According to witnesses, he was seen in Sasolburg. A missing persons file has been registered for further investigation. Anyone with information about the whereabouts of the missing person

The seven men from Pampoenkraal, near Mkhondo in Mpumalanga, accused of murdering the Coka brothers, Zenzele and Amos, have been acquitted on all the charges against them.

Soccer Star Thembinkosi Lorch has been found guilty of assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm by the Randburg Magistrates Court earlier today.

The Supreme Court of Appeal found that the police were negligent when they failed to protect private property during a violent strike on a banana farm in Mpumalanga.