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Violence and looting in eThekwini ‘cannot be tolerated’ – President Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses businesses on safety, assuring communities of increased efforts to combat crime in eThekwini.
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Gqeberha police seize tortoises owing to lack of permit
Police seize tortoises in Chatty after the owner failed to provide a valid permit. Discover the details of this incident.
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Investigation into boyfriend (25) and girlfriend (14) closed by SAPS
No criminal charges will be opened after a missing 14-year-old Gqeberha girl and her 25-year-old alleged boyfriend were found, police confirmed.
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Young Gqeberha businesswoman found dead, mayor calls for justice
Anathi Maguga (29) was found dead in Motherwell with gunshot wounds. Executive Mayor Babalwa Lobishe called for collective action against GBVF.
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Eastern Cape police prepare for Safer Festive Season
MEC Xolile Nqatha launched the 2026/27 Safer Festive Season Operation in Mthatha, handing over 155 vehicles to boost police visibility and crime prevention.
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Polisievrou van Lichtenburg doodgery by voetoorgang voor winkelsentrum
Medelye stroom in ná die 53-jarige Eunice Nortman aan haar beserings beswyk nadat ‘n voertuig bo-oor haar gery het terwyl sy ‘n voetoorgang oorgesteek het.
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King Phalo Airport bomb threat confirmed as false alarm
A bomb threat at King Phalo Airport was confirmed a false alarm. Read about the SAPS response and investigation details.
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Police arrest copper cable theft suspect in Kenton-on-Sea
Police arrested a 57-year-old suspect in Kenton-on-Sea and recovered 17.52kg of suspected stolen copper cables during an intelligence-driven operation.
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Residents left struggling to reach SAPS Kariega as contact numbers fail
Kariega residents struggle to reach police as multiple station contact numbers go to voicemail or connect callers to other stations.
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Over 1,000 suspects arrested during Operation Shanela operations
Police continued to intensify efforts to combat crime in the Eastern Cape, resulting in the arrest of more than 1,000 suspects.
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