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Operatives find firearms, make arrests
Three male suspects, aged between 36 and 47, were arrested in Virginia by vigilant Vala uMgodi operatives on Sunday, 20 July. This came after the operatives acted on intelligence-led information…
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Game reserve CEO trampled to death by elephant at Mossel Bay reserve
The CEO and co-owner of Gondwana Private Game Reserve has died after being trampled by an elephant at the Mossel Bay facility.
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Court date set for 6 in elderly abuse case
Upon paying bail, Brummer had six hours to hand in her passport. It was a concern of the state that she has a valid passport and that her son-in-law works…
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Stock thief sentenced to 15 years in Willowmore
Romano Jakobus received a fifteen-year sentence for stock theft after a plea deal. Two other farm workers also face charges of stock theft, with their case postponed.
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Swift arrests in Matjhabeng’s illegal mining investigation
Detectives arrested two mine employees for aiding illegal mining near Hennenman, following a successful investigation resulting in multiple arrests.
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Suspect arrested for R3.2 million drug trafficking in Bethlehem
A Nigerian man, Ezeagu Adolphus, was arrested for drug trafficking involving 10kg of the Cat drug, valued at R3.2 million.
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VWSA recalls additional 253 Polo Sedan vehicles over seat belt defect
The National Consumer Commission has issued an updated recall notice affecting an additional 253 Volkswagen Polo Sedan vehicles in South Africa due to incorrectly fitted seat belts on the driver…
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BT Football-saga: Duur lesse ná sokkertoer na Europa
Die laaste van die BT Football-akademie se sokkerspelers wat in Portugal gestrand was, sal na verwagting op Donderdag 24 Julie in Kaapstad land.
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Bendes het ook invloed op Kaapse skole
Die skoolgemeenskap word op verskillende maniere geraak deur die voortslepende bendegeweld op die Kaapse Vlakte.
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Matjhabeng residents face crisis over service delivery issues
Residents of Matjhabeng filed a complaint to the HRC due to service delivery failures stemming from overtime disputes, causing extended outages.
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