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SANDF deployment, taxi violence and police integrity discussed at Cabinet
Western Cape cabinet backs plans to deploy the SANDF to assist police in crime hotspots while raising concerns about taxi violence and police corruption.
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South Africa deploys over 2 000 troops to combat crime hotspots in five provinces
South African authorities deployed over 2,000 military personnel to combat organized crime, enhancing police efforts across several provinces.
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Young man behind burglary spree sentenced for brazen NPA office break-in and theft
A habitual burglar sentenced in NPA high-profile break-in and theft case in Bloemfontein’s CBD
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Graveyard rapist sentenced to effectively 90 years imprisonment for incidents involving a knife
Free State High Court throws book at graveyard rapist, imposing double life terms plus 40 years in prison
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Help needed to find missing child (4) from Bohlokong
Ntokozo was last seen on Saturday 7 March, wearing a blue polo neck and blue shorts while playing with neighbors’ children.
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Harsh sentencing clamps down on cable theft in the Free State
Lengthy prison sentences have been imposed on criminals who targeted critical infrastructure, with police saying the convictions send a strong warning.
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Teenage boy charged in eight-year-old’s murder over peaches expected back in court
Murder case involving a teen boy set to continue in court in Free State.
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Komani police appeal for assistance identifying two men found dead in separate incidents
Police in Komani are seeking public assistance to identify two deceased men and locate their next of kin following separate incidents in the town.
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Army deployment in South Africa crime hotspots to last a year
South Africa plans to deploy soldiers for a year in five provinces to combat crime and illegal mining, following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement.
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Western Cape murder rate drops 3.4% but remains second highest nationally
Murder in the Western Cape decreased by 3.4% in the latest quarter, but with 1 157 murders maintains the second highest murder rate in the country
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