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Groot suksesse is tydens Operasie Shanela II behaal
Lees oor die prestasies van polisie-optredes in die Vrystaat, insluitend beduidende inhegtenisnemings en pogings om misdaad te verminder.
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All is not bad in South Africa!
Letter to the editor: Recently, while travelling with my husband to our vacation spot, we experienced unexpected car trouble. Stranded on the roadside for some time, we were helped by…
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Police commissioner probes poor service at Maitland station
The Western Cape police commissioner says his office is investigating allegations of poor service delivery at Maitland Police Station.
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Two suspects arrested with cash, vehicles, firearms in Theresa Minnie (73) kidnapping
Gqeberha police and Magama security have arrested two suspects, aged between 29 and 31, in connection with the kidnapping of a 73-year-old Kariega woman who was kidnapped on 11 August.…
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Two SAPS vehicles serving 30 000 people of Kamesh area
A community in Kariega, encompassing over 37,000 residents, is grappling with severe under-resourcing at its local police station, SAPS Kamesh.
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Cross-border manhunt ends with 3 ‘police killers’ dead in Eswatini
PRETORIA – All three suspects in the murder of a South African police sergeant have been killed following a cross-border manhunt involving Mpumalanga police and Eswatini authorities. The operation, which…
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Over 16 000 suspects arrested in Operation Shanela
SAPS achieved a major breakthrough in crime fighting, arresting 16,571 suspects between 4 and 10 August 2025 during coordinated Operation Shanela operations.
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Police corruption crisis deepens as officers face courts for murder and theft
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s police force is grappling with a mounting crisis of corruption and criminality within its own ranks, as recent court cases expose a disturbing pattern of misconduct that…
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Four killed in two New Brighton shootings
SAPS are investigating two separate deadly shooting incidents that occurred in New Brighton last night, which left four people dead.
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Police partner with private sector to combat tech-savvy criminals
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has launched an innovative public-private partnership that harnesses artificial intelligence and smartphone technology to stay ahead of increasingly tech-savvy criminals. Two pilot projects are…
