Crime
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Eyadini residents horrified after decapitated body found in Browns Farm
Residents of Eyadini informal settlement in Browns Farm, Philippi are reeling in shock after a decapitated body was discovered between shacks on Saturday 6 June.
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Police arrest Khayelitsha carjacking suspect and seize firearm
Police arrest a 30-year-old Khayelitsha carjacking suspect and seize firearms during a coordinated operation following a Parliament vehicle hijacking.
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SANTACO condemns deadly Hazeldene Taxi Rank attack
South African National Taxi Council (Santaco), Western Cape, has condemned the fatal shooting incident that occurred at taxi rank near Hazeldene in Browns Farm, Philippi on Tuesday, 2 June, where…
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Siviwe Kiva court case: Cata president appears on premeditated murder charge
Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (Cata) president Siviwe Kiva remained in jail after appearing in the Paarl Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 1 June, on a charge of premeditated murder.
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Man electrocuted during illegal power connection in Harare
Harare police have opened an inquest docket after a man was electrocuted in Funza Street on Wednesday, 27 May.
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Lingelethu-West shooting leaves three dead and three injured
Provincial police detectives are investigating a case of triple murder and three attempted murders following a shooting incident in Lingelethu West on Wednesday 27 May.
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Chief whip arrested for defrauding four party researchers
A chief whip was arrested for allegedly defrauding four researchers of R233,317 by demanding salary payments for legal fees.
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WATCH | Mashatile’s visit to Mitchells Plain marred by mixed messages
Deputy President Mashatile’s Mitchells Plain visit to assess Operation Prosper was marred by CPF exclusions and community anger over gang violence.
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Cata boss receives bail, but remains in custody
Siviwe Kiva, Cata boss, was granted bail but remains in custody on separate charges with strict reporting conditions.
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CPF leaders concerned over rising crime in Khayelitsha and Nyanga
CPF leaders from Nyanga and Khayelitsha expressed concerns over rising crime rates, emphasizing the need for community cooperation and proactive measures.
