South African Police Service - SAPS
Madlanga Commission's Witness M fears being killed over Heads of State and drug syndicate testimony
Witness M will testify behind closed doors at the Madlanga Commission, citing fears that their evidence, involving heads of State, could get them killed.
“Nothing funny here”: Mzansi reacts to video of man arrested for demanding papers from foreigners
A video captures police arresting a man known for demanding ID from foreign nationals, igniting fierce debate on illegal immigration across South Africa.
SA's richest cop? Major General Feroz Khan's R39 million properties and 30-car fleet under scrutiny
General Feroz Khan's lavish lifestyle has come under scrutiny after evidence at the Madlanga Commission detailed his R39 million property empire and 30-car fleet.
Top cop Lt-Gen Sindile Mfazi's murder investigation gains momentum after police seize electronic devices
Police gather new evidence in the Lt-Gen Sindile Mfazi murder investigation, five years after his death, revealing potential foul play linked to corruption.
R60 million mansion: Imogen Mashazi's lavish lifestyle draws renewed attention
Former Ekurhuleni City Manager Imogen Mashazi faces scrutiny over her R60 million mansion as investigations into a R3.5 million jet trip by Ze Nxumalo proceed.
July 6 anniversary: How General Mkhwanazi's briefing shook the nation and SAPS
One year on from Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s explosive briefing, allegations of corruption reshape South Africa’s police service and justice system.
Longest-serving SAPS pilot retires, his ranking after over 4 decades of service angers South Africa
Lieutenant Colonel de Villiers retired after 46 years with the SAPS and was celebrated with a water cannon salute for his service in aerial law enforcement.
South African Police Involved in anti-migrant protests, claims Basotho National Party leader
Machesetsa Mofomobe alleges South African government support for anti-migrant protests against Basotho nationals, amidst rising diplomatic tensions over migration.
Mangaung Deputy Mayor's husband granted R10,000 bail after arrest for harbouring undocumented migrants
Lyndon Odili, the husband of Mangaung's Deputy Mayor, has been released on R10 000 bail after appearing in court on charges linked to undocumented migrants.
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