Latest News & Developments
A man wrongfully detained for 120 days by police is awarded R850,000 in damages after detailing the horrific conditions he endured in custody, including witnessing violence and suffering from inadequate care
The trial has struggled to resume following the death of defence advocate Thulani Mngomezulu, who died in December 2024.
632 suspects were arrested and two firearms recovered during Limpopo’s Operation Shanela, a coordinated Easter safety effort involving SAPS, SANDF, and other agencies.
Limpopo health spokesperson Kapudi Moagi said the the patient, who had refused treatment, assaulted the nurse, claiming his belongings were missing.
During the Easter weekend, Cape Town's police and enforcement agencies made significant strides in combatting crime, seizing illegal firearms and arresting multiple suspects involved in drug-related activities.
Cape Town's police and enforcement agencies tackled illegal firearms and crime during a busy Easter weekend, leading to multiple arrests and significant seizures.
Following the assassination of taxi leader Mongi Diti, the SACP demands urgent action from authorities to address the escalating taxi violence in the Western Cape.
A 50-year-old man and his 40-year-old female companion face serious charges in Limpopo after police uncover nine unlicensed firearms during a dramatic operation.
A man wrongfully arrested for violating a protection order is set to receive R220,000 in damages after enduring eight days of inhumane treatment in police custody.
In a dramatic operation, Limpopo police arrest a man and woman for possessing nine unlicensed firearms, seizing a Range Rover and Porsche in the process.
Two businessmen were rescued by the SAPS anti-kidnapping task team shortly after being hijacked in Midrand, as police recover their stolen Range Rover SUV.
Nyambeni Makhipa, a security company owner, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for the brutal murder of an alleged thief, raising concerns about mob justice in Limpopo.
President Cyril Ramaphosa's late-night visit to Johannesburg raises critical questions about the city's safety, as he praises visible policing amidst ongoing crime concerns and infrastructure challenges
The South African National Defence Force has denied deploying troops to monitor the anti-GBV march in Matatiele supporting seven-year-old rape victim Cwecwe, stating soldiers were in the area for border duties only. Multiple political parties had raised concerns about military presence at the civilian protest.
Armed robbers executed a daring cash-in-transit heist in Majakaneng, leaving security officers injured and authorities in pursuit of the suspects.
Two men have been convicted for the shocking ambush and murder of Gauteng police officers, shedding light on the dangers faced by law enforcement in South Africa.
President Ramaphosa has identified corruption and eroded public trust as the central challenges facing South Africa's fight against crime. Speaking at the inaugural Policing Summit in Kempton Park, he emphasised the need for innovative crime-fighting strategies and police professionalism to rebuild community relations, particularly in the wake of the #JusticeForCwecwe protests.
In an impassioned address at South Africa’s first-ever Policing Summit, President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for urgent reforms within the police service, aiming to combat the corruption that undermines public trust and to restore faith in law enforcement
Gauteng police have launched a manhunt following a deadly shooting that claimed the lives of three taxi marshals in Mofolo Central, Soweto on Monday morning. The incident marks another chapter in the ongoing taxi violence plaguing the region, coming just weeks after similar fatal attacks in Johannesburg.
Gauteng police have launched a manhunt following a deadly shooting that claimed the lives of three taxi marshals in Mofolo Central, Soweto on Monday morning. The incident marks another chapter in the ongoing taxi violence plaguing the region, coming just weeks after similar fatal attacks in Johannesburg.
South African police arrested 19 suspects during weekend operations targeting illegal mining in Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces. The arrests included undocumented foreign nationals, suspected illegal miners, and individuals with gold-bearing material. A separate serious crime arrest was also made in connection with a rape case, as authorities continue efforts to combat crime and illegal mining activities.
The president of the Truth and Solidarity Movement has called for a national shutdown on April 8, demanding the resignation of police minister Senzo Mchunu over the alleged mishandling of a tragic child rape case.
Following a swift joint operation, law enforcement agencies in Gauteng have arrested a man linked to the theft of three vehicles, showcasing their commitment to tackling vehicle-related crime.
A 28-year-old intern at the Department of Transport faces serious corruption charges after allegedly soliciting bribes for traffic officer positions.
Newly appointed JMPD Chief Themba Patrick Jaca has pledged to make Johannesburg safe again during his inauguration ceremony. With plans to recruit 600 new officers and implement advanced technology including body cameras, Jaca's appointment comes at a critical time as the city faces rising crime rates