Crime
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Opinion| How many women must die before South Africa acts?
Five women have been found dead in Kempton Park since July. Elizabeth Moselakgomo went for a run and did not come home. A declaration is not
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Cape Town woman arrested after Nigerian victim rescued in Woodstock
A woman is due in court after Hawks investigators rescued a Nigerian woman who was allegedly trafficked to Cape Town and forced into prostitution.
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Bones found hours after prayer for missing Lotus River girl’s return
Bones found hours after a mass prayer for missing Lotus River girl Anovuyo Oncke await forensic identification by police investigators.
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Kensington police warn of rise in ATM, social media scams
Kensington police are warning residents about a rise in ATM and social media scams, urging the public to remain vigilant and protect themselves
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Body of fatally shot teenager found under a bridge in Bridgetown
A 19-year-old man was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds under a bridge in Blossom Road, Bridgetown. Athlone police are investigating.
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Ocean View Park renamed to honour tragic passing of Emaan Solomons
Cape Town leaders joined a grieving family in Ocean View to officially rename Libra Road Park to Emaan Oosthuizen Park, honoring a child lost to gang crossfire.
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Cape Town’s new policing nerve centre set to boost crime response
Cape Town is finalizing a new Joint Public Safety Operations Centre to enhance policing, coordination, and integrate advanced safety technologies.
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Parents urged to monitor children after Maitland girl’s death
Maitland parents are urged to monitor children’s social media use after young girl died in an incident allegedly linked to a dangerous online challenge.
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City enforcement’s road-related infringement blitz yields results
Cape Town’s enforcement departments arrested 407 individuals last week, including a drunk driver, amid rising safety concerns and bylaw infringements.
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Lawyers in police stations: a new weapon in the war on lost cases
How many cases collapse in court because a statement was taken wrong? The Western Cape Government is betting a lawyer at a police station can fix that.
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