News
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Flying Squad recovers six stolen vehicles, some linked to hijackings across Cape
The Flying Squad recovered six stolen vehicles in Mandalay and arrested a 24-year-old suspect linked to hijackings across Cape Town.
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Intelligence-driven tracing collaboration lands yet another pivotal arrest
Police and the City of Cape Town have arrested a second suspect in the murder of traffic officer Van Rooyen after more than six years.
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Simon’s Town NSRI rescues surf-ski paddlers after two-hour ordeal
NSRI Simon’s Town rescued two surf-ski paddlers after nearly two hours in rough seas off Glencairn following a downwind paddle gone badly wrong.
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Four people found shot dead at Gqeberha crime scene
Police have formed a dedicated team to investigate after four bodies with gunshot wounds were discovered in Walmer, Gqeberha.
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Police warn against on-line dating dangers as four women found dead in Kempton Park
Police launch multidisciplinary investigation after four women’s bodies found in Kempton Park area. One suspect arrested, dating site dangers highlighted.
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WCED outlines preparations as matric exam countdown begins
The Western Cape Education Department has outlined preparations as 71,300 matriculants enter the final 30-day countdown to their exams.
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No new sardine deaths reported since 3 Sept as monitoring continues
Department confirms no new sardine deaths since 3 September as investigation identifies pilchard herpesvirus as most likely cause of mass die-off.
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BREAKING: Police intensify search for missing Kempton Park runner
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has intensified the search for 38-year-old Elizabeth Mokolo Moselakgomo, also known as “Tsontso”, who has been reported missing after going for an afternoon run in Kempton Park.
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El Niño warning: Western Cape farmers urged to prepare now
Western Cape farmers are urged to prepare now for a strengthening El Niño, with higher temperatures, wildfire risks and pressure on water resources.
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Security breach at parliament raises fresh concerns
A man spent the night inside parliament’s precinct after jumping a fence, raising fresh concerns about security at the institution.










