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Six men have been charged in the murder of Alan Gordon, the owner of Etchings Gallery in Durban North.
Three men have been arrested for stealing a bus stop in Lotus River, leaving the community shocked and raising concerns about infrastructure vandalism.
The Hawks have successfully re-arrested Lazarus Kenneth Wankhama, after he evaded justice for months.
Two Free State men were sentenced to 25 years each for stealing and damaging Centlec infrastructure worth R2. 5 million in Mangaung.
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.
Baveli Robert Maseko and Orbin Mith Mohammed face serious charges after a dramatic police chase leads to their arrest for hijacking a Ford Ranger and kidnapping its driver in Mpumalanga.
A traditional healer tragically drowned while performing rituals with a prophet at Crocodile River, prompting police warnings about safety during Easter rituals.
Police in KwaZulu-Natal have made significant arrests in connection with the theft of Eskom infrastructure, highlighting the ongoing battle against vandalism and theft that costs the company millions of Rands.
eThekwini faces significant water supply challenges, prompting the Department of Water and Sanitation to implement various interventions.
The investigation involved the Hawks, the FBI, and the United States Secret Service.
Four suspects arrested in a bold heist as a Gauteng gang targets a North West car dealership, making off with three brand new Ford Ranger bakkies.
Eskom reports decline in theft of infrastructure, urges community vigilance.
Police in Bloemfontein are in hot pursuit of a hijacking suspect who fled on foot after abandoning a stolen white FIAT, recovered just 40 minutes post-theft. The manhunt is ongoing as authorities intensify their search for the elusive suspect.
As South Africa grapples with the endemic challenges of crime and violence, Police Minister Senzo Mchunu calls for urgent reforms to safeguard the nation’s most vulnerable, promising a renewed commitment to building a safer society for all.
Police have recovered a stolen Kia Picanto in Limpopo through coordinated tracking efforts, but the suspects remain at large. Authorities are calling on the public to assist with information as the manhunt continues
Police discovered a cache of items including smart meters and copper, all of which belonged to the power utility Eskom which were stolen during a brazen business robbery at a site in Sabhuza Reserve on March 17, 2025.
Residents in Centurion's Tshwane suburbs express frustration over a five-day power outage caused by the Brakfontein substation explosion as officials work to restore electricity.
Residents in Centurion's Tshwane suburbs express frustration over a five-day power outage caused by the Brakfontein substation explosion as officials work to restore electricity.
The Gauteng Traffic Police, in collaboration with the Gauteng Traffic Wardens, have successfully recovered a hijacked Mercedes Benz C200 in Ekurhuleni, showcasing their commitment to tackling vehicle-related crime.
In a dramatic turn of events, three suspects, including a domestic worker believed to be the mastermind, have been arrested in connection with a brazen robbery in Limpopo, where police recovered stolen firearms and a significant amount of cash.
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.
What does the arrest of three school governing body members for defrauding Kwenatshwene Primary School of R82,000 reveal about financial oversight in South African education?
Ten suspects have been arrested in Bloemfontein after police recovered copper cables valued at R125,000, thanks to a vigilant community member's tip-off about suspicious activity in the Heideda suburb.
A Facebook user has publicly challenged the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, claiming their official statements about recent tractor theft arrests contain multiple inaccuracies and misleading information. The controversy raises questions about government communication standards and transparency.
Bail hearing for eleven suspects accused of defrauding the South African Social Security Agency of R260 million continues, as one suspect pleads for release to care for her ailing mother.