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Arbeids-departement amptenaar en 15 ander in hof vir WVF-bedrog
’n Amptenaar van die Departement van Arbeid en 15 medepligtiges het hierdie week in die Bloemfonteinse Distrikshof verskyn na hul inhegtenisneming in verband met ’n gesofistikeerde Werkloosheidsversekeringsfonds (WVF) bedrogsindikaat.
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Suspect accused of possessing stolen property appears in court
An 18-year-old suspect arrested for allegedly possessing stolen property will appear in the Gelvandale Magistrate’s Court on Monday, June 9, after items were recovered from wheelie bins.
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Suspect to appear today for girlfriend’s murder
A 38-year-old suspect is appearing in court today, June 9, following the alleged murder of his girlfriend in Kuyga, Gqeberha.
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SAPS offer reward to help find person of interest
A task team from Joza SAPS is appealing for public assistance, with a cash reward of up to R50 000 for information on Xabiso Mngcongo.
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Top crime boss vanishes amid multi-million rand property scandal
PRETORIA – A senior South African Police Service (SAPS) Crime Intelligence official has allegedly disappeared just as authorities were closing in to question him about alleged financial misconduct involving properties…
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SAPS Kabega Park officer arrested for corruption
A 48-year-old female officer from SAPS Kabega Park was arrested for fraud and money laundering by the Eastern Cape Murder-for-Money Task Team on May 7.
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KwaDwesi suspect arrested in ongoing crime prevention operation
A 30-year-old man was arrested in KwaDwesi after police uncovered drugs during a daily crime prevention operation by SAPS Nelson Mandela Bay on May 5.
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GQEBERHA CHURCH ROBBERY: 5 SUSPECTS SOUGHT
Five armed, masked men stormed a Booysen Park church yesterday, robbing 50 congregants of valuables before fleeing in the priest’s Toyota RAV4.
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Another operation ‘Bamba’ proved successful in Bay
Police in Nelson Mandela Bay arrested three juvenile suspects linked to a hijacking, preventing vigilante action and detaining a fourth suspect connected to illegal firearms.
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SAPS warns of fake recruitment scam in NMB
SAPS warns community members not to respond to fake recruitment messages circulating on social media; stating that official recruitment never occurs via WhatsApp or SMS.
