Crime
Crime
Crime
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Tavern management faces legal woes after patron is found with unlicensed firearm
Management of a licensed liquor outlet in Lusikisiki faces legal action following the arrest of a patron for possession of an unlicensed firearm.
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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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Caught in the act: National truckers’ forum leader nabbed after N3 bus stoning
A senior ATDF-SA official was arrested alongside two others by KwaZulu-Natal police after allegedly stopping trucks and stoning a bus on the N3 on Saturday 30 May.
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Woolworths bombs: Premature to label explosions as acts of terrorism
Police are exploring all possible motives behind the incidents at Woolworths shops in Menlyn and Bloemfontein saying it’s too early classify the incidents as acts of terrorism.
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De Doorns man ‘ambushed’ after allegedly being lured by online buyer
Bongikoshi Thomas, allegedly lured via a Facebook Marketplace car deal, was found dead in De Doorns. Police have opened a murder case.
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Police condemns fake June protest video circulating
SAPS has dismissed a circulating video falsely claiming that the planned 30 June nationwide protest has been declared unlawful as fake.
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Ruling expected on Prasa railway theft witness testimony from Dubai
The Prasa railway theft case has been postponed, with the court set to rule on 9 June on whether key witness Adrian Samuels may testify virtually from Dubai.
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Second Woolworths explosion rocks Preller Square store
Business trading is back on track at Preller Square Shopping Centre after it was temporarily cordoned off following an explosion.
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Durban Hawks serve fraud summons over alleged R3.29 m Range Rover scam
The Durban Hawks’ served a summons on a suspect to appear in court regarding alleged fraudulent purchase of a high-end Range Rover Sport.
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Four women raped after fake Facebook job scheme lures them to Lusikisiki
A fake Facebook job scheme lured four women to Lusikisiki, where they were led into a forest, raped and robbed.
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