South African Police Service - SAPS
President Cyril Ramaphosa has authorised the deployment of 2,200 soldiers to assist SAPS in fighting crime across five provinces, sparking mixed reactions online.
Suspended SAPS head Richard Shibiri reveals safety concerns in disclosing cartel members' identities, including late taxi boss Jotham 'Mswazi' Msibi.
Expert Dr Tinyiku Ngoveni urges a specialised police unit to combat taxi violence, citing recent murders linked to increasing illegal firearm prevalence.
Three people were killed and another four were injured after unidentified gunmen opened fire on a group of people in Soetkop Street, in Kalksteenfontein
A man linked to the insurance killing scheme involving former officer Rachel Shokana-Kutumela has been detained in Polokwane, sparking further investigations.
The trial date has been set for Katiso ‘KT’ Molefe and his three accussed, but South Africans were more amused by a video of his arrival with a bulletproof vest.
Tragic domestic violence in Mpumalanga leaves three dead, including a child. The suspect was found deceased after fleeing, sparking a murder investigation.
Chairperson Dakota Legoete confirms legal backing for military deployment in Gauteng to combat illegal mining and gang violence, with over 500 soldiers engaged.
A police chase in Westville near the Pavilion Mall ended with two suspects dead, including one who reportedly fell to his death while trying to escape.
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