South African Police Service - SAPS
Residents of Mohlakeng, Randfontein have ransacked, burned and dismantled the homes of suspected zama zamas as vigilante action spreads across the West Rand.
A Durban e-hailing driver was arrested for opening a false hijacking case at the Phoenix police station. The 41-year-old also claimed that he was held hostage.
The Hawks, together with Crime Intelligence and Western Cape traffic officials, arrested three men for the possession of cocaine worth more than R400 million.
In a bid to clean up the streets, a two-day joint operation led by various law enforcement offices has resulted in the arrest of 115 suspects in eThekwini.
Minister of Police Bheki Cele has deployed the SAPS specialised tactical unit, AmaBherethe, in Kagiso, Johannesburg, to tackle illegal miners (zama zamas).
Police Minister Bheki Cele plans to end illegal mining and "zama zamas" in Kagiso. However, residents believe that police in the area are not doing enough.
Police Minister Bheki Cele addressed residents of West Village in Krugersdorp and revealed that he had instructed his deputy minister to deploy more officers.
An illegal immigrant who entered South Africa from Lesotho has been found guilty of assault and sentenced to two life sentences and an additional 25 years.
Three gender-based violence victims in KZN were murdered during the first week of Women's Month. The brutal killings have left South Africans deeply concerned.
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