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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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Police arrest teenager following second robbery at same Kariega store
The same Kariega clothing store was targeted by armed robbers twice within four days, with police successfully arresting an 18-year-old suspect after the second incident.
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Manhunt launched after mass shooting in KwaZakhele
Eastern Cape police have launched a manhunt following the fatal mass shooting of four young people in KwaZakhele on Monday evening.
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Alleged conman masquerading as professional footballer arrested
A suspected conman who was masquerading as a professional football player to defraud unsuspecting people and businesses has been remanded in custody.
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Police bust illegal gold refinery in Bultfontein
Members of the SAPS Soshanguve K9 Unit have arrested four undocumented persons after discovering an illegal gold refinery on a plot in Bultfontein.
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Man sentenced to 18 years for raping sister after trial spanning 7 years
A 37-year-old man has been found guilty of raping his 24-year-old sister and sentenced to 18 years imprisonment after a protracted trial spanning seven years.
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Fraud-accused advocate to seek bail amid ongoing property sales investigation
Rogue advocate remanded in custody following his arrest by the Hawks over charges of fraud and money laundering in property sales.
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Forensic investigator walks out of parliament hearing
Forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan walked out of Parliament’s ad hoc committee on Wednesday before completing his testimony, leaving members in shock after he said he needed to catch a flight..
