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Police in Northern Cape warn against unlawful identity document inspections
The SAPS emphasise that only authorised law enforcement officials acting within the confines of the law, may request and verify identity documents during execution of official duties.
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Two arrested over illegal blue lights on private vehicle in Centurion
Two men have been arrested for the illegal fitting and possession of blue lights on a private vehicle.
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Police catch suspected rape fugitive after 16 years on the run
A Bloemfontein man who evaded the police for 16 years, is set to face justice following his arrest in connection with the alleged rape of a friend in 2010.
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Madlanga Commission to hear testimony in the absence of hospitalised Gen Khan
The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry to continue hearing testimony in the absence of suspended SAPS Deputy Head of Crime Intelligence Major General Feroz Khan.
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Gqeberha man sentenced to multiple life sentences for double murder
Siphelele Ntisana (30), also known as “Hupa,” was given multiple life sentences for double murder.
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Odili charged with harbouring undocumented foreigners
The Nigerian husband to the deputy mayor of the Mangaung Metro, appeared in court on 1 July on charges of harbouring on undocumented foreigners.
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Police search for missing 12-year-old in Allanridge
Police seek help finding 12-year-old Alaiza Mojaki, missing since June 27; last seen in blue jeans and a baseball jacket.
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One arrested, two flee as SAPS seize R1.5 million protected cycads near Kariega
A 38-year-old Zimbabwean was arrested for possessing 151 protected cycads worth R1.5 million; investigations for remaining suspects are ongoing.
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Eastern Cape on high alert ahead of anti-illegal immigration protests
The Eastern Cape has heightened its state of readiness ahead of Monday’s planned anti-illegal immigration protests, with SAPS reinforcing security.
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The 30 June march in Bloemfontein will be peaceful, says organiser
With the SAPS on high alert for the nationwide protest on Tuesday 30 June, the local in organizer of the march in Bloemfontein promises discipline.
