Crime
Crime
Crime
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Festive season reveals city’s hidden struggles
Cape Town’s emergency services recorded a concerning surge in domestic violence and assault cases during the festive season
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Man claims to be ‘Messiah’ after allegedly beheading victim
A 29-year-old man has been arrested after police found him naked in a storm water drainage tunnel, holding what appeared to be a human skull.
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One dead, another injured in cash-in-transit robbery
Police have launched an investigation following a cash-in-transit robbery and murder that occurred on the R510 road between Rustenburg and Northam.
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Nine killed, ten injured in Bekkersdal tavern shooting
The Gauteng Serious and Violent Crime Investigations Unit have launched a manhunt for the suspects involved in the murder of nine people.
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Woman denied bail for alleged funeral insurance fraud involving multiple victims
Nomonde Beauty Christmas (59) denied bail for fraud charges relating to alleged funeral insurance scam involving multiple victims and companies.
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Minister warns against rising housing scams targeting vulnerable communities
Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane warns against rising online housing scams, urging the public to remain vigilant. Government housing is free, with payments never requested.
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Murder at Naauwhoek: Griekwastad reeled by the possible release of a killer
After 11 years in prison, the Griekwastad murderer might be free within weeks after getting parole.
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Police strike again: R115 million counterfeit goods bust in Bellville
Police in Bellville seized counterfeit goods worth R115 million in a major operation, marking a significant crackdown on the illegal trade.
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Huldeblyke stroom in vir Worcester-sakeman ná motor hom op fiets tref
Francois Esterhuizen, die eienaar van Manic Cycles, is Saterdag (13 Desember) oorlede. Die motor wat hom getref het, het blykbaar nie op die toneel gestop nie.
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Saica investigates former worker of Woodland Hills
The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) has been made aware of allegations concerning the possible misappropriation of funds by a member in Bloemfontein.
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