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97 illegal miners and a 62-year-old farm owner were arrested in Gauteng

By Zuko Komisa On July 18, 2022, 97 illegal Lesotho nationals and a 62-year-old farm owner were detained in Heidelberg, Gauteng, for a variety of offences. All suspects, according to the South African Police Service (SAPS), will appear in court in Heidelberg on allegations of illegally mining, entering the country without authorization, possessing explosives, and illegally possessing weapons and ammunition, among other things. Ballistic testing of the firearms has been […]

today18/07/2022

caught with their pants down

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Caught with their pants down, SAPS says image is fake

By: Natasha Archary The South African Police Services(SAPS) says an image circulating of policemen caught with their pants down is fake and misleading. Saying the picture was taken out of context, SAPS claims the scene is taken from a local television drama. "The following message is fake and misleading. This was a scene depicted from a television drama series." The image with the officers being robbed and in the compromising […]

today14/07/2022

child smoking

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“This is child abuse!” SAPS on sharing video of child smoking

By: Natasha Archary The South African Police Services have warned the public against sharing a video of a child smoking. Social media users have been requested to stop sharing the video which is from November 2021. According to SAPS the video had been escalated to the Family Violence, Child Protection, and Sexual Offences Unit. "Please remove this video and stop sharing it as it is depicting child abuse." The video […]

today30/06/2022

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90% of SA drivers don’t feel safe when pulled over by police

By: Natasha Archary More than 90% of SA drivers don’t feel safe when they’re pulled over by police. This according to a survey by Action Society, on the police trust indicator survey which reveals that 92% of motorists don’t have any trust in the country’s law enforcement. Data shows that most drivers feel unsafe and unsure about whether they should trust the police officers who pull them over. More than […]

today27/06/2022

166 drones

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Bheki Cele confirms 166 drones will be purchased for Rural Safety Strategy

By: Natasha Archary National Police Minister Bheki Cele has confirmed that government will procure 166 drones as part of its Rural Safety Strategy. Responding to a written question by the Freedom Front Plus (FF+), Cele said the drones will be rolled out in 3-phases across 43 districts. According to Cele, drones have already been put to use in Johannesburg, to assist police with services. This will however be the first […]

today19/06/2022

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27.6% of murder cases in SA are from Gauteng

Kaya 959 Reporter There have been 1,403 individuals killed in the fiscal year 2021/22, and the Gauteng province contributed 27.6% of all murder cases to the national total. Lt-Gen Elias Mawela, the Gauteng police commissioner, presented this before the legislature's portfolio committee on community safety on Tuesday. Residents in Gauteng, according to Mawela, are concerned and disappointed by the province's crime situation. He was announcing the provincial crime statistics for […]

today14/06/2022

thomas and skhumba

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Thomas And Skhumba: Do you think SAPS giving rewards will help combat crime?

By Katlego Sekhu Police in Mpumalanga issued a R50 000 reward to anyone who can come forward with information regarding the robbery of respected Ndebele artist, Dr Esther Nostokana Mahlangu. Looking at the number of crimes that happen in our county, do you think SAPS giving rewards is the only way we can combat crime? Should we make rewards a thing to catch criminals? Thomas, who lost his brother in […]

today04/04/2022

NEWS

General Sehlahle Fannie Masemola is the new National Commissioner of Police

Kaya 959 Reporter Lieutenant-General Fannie Masemola has been named as the country's new Police Commissioner by President Cyril Ramaphosa. The current Deputy National Commissioner for Policing is 58 years old. Masemola's appointment comes after Khehla Sithole's departure, which was announced on February 25th. President @CyrilRamaphosa announcing General Sehlahle Fannie Masemola as the new National Commissioner of Police in an address to the nation at the Union Buildings following the departure […]

today01/04/2022

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SAPS urges communities to join in fight against crime after 5 officers shot

By: Natasha Archary The South African Police Services (SAPS) has called on communities to join the fight against crime after 5 officers were shot this weekend. Over the past 72-hours, SAPS reports that 5 members were shot in 3 provinces, with 3 succumbing to their gunshot wounds. The shootings took place in KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng and Mpumalanga, were suspects were armed and fatally wounded officers who were attempting to make arrests. […]

today28/03/2022

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