Tzaneen: As South Africa marks the 26th anniversary of the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children campaign, we highlight the remarkable contributions of our men and women in blue who go beyond the call of duty to protect women and children. Today, we introduce the

Kwa-Thema: Law enforcement officers foiled yet another cash-in-transit robbery as three suspects were fatally wounded during a shootout with the police and private security companies in Kwa-Thema. Three other suspects were arrested, and police recovered two rifles, a pistol, and magazines loaded with scores of ammunition. According to South African

Giyani: A 46-year-old tavern owner, Tinyiko Kenneth Hlungwani, and his co-accused, Tinyiko Solly Sithole (44), have each been sentenced to life imprisonment following their conviction for the murder of two men. This verdict was delivered by the Giyani Regional Court on Wednesday. According to South African Police Service, the incident

Volkrust: Two Nigerian nationals were remanded in custody following their arrest for drug dealing in a meticulously planned operation in Volkrust, Mpumalanga. The suspects, identified as Ikemukwu Benjermin Ezirim, 39, and Christian Valentine Uchenna, 37, faced charges after being caught with drugs valued at an estimated R1.2 million. According to

Conville: Conville police is seeking the assistance of the public in the search for Spasiena Susanna Flanck (60) from Golf Street, Parkdene in George who was reported as missing by her next of kin. Preliminary investigation into her disappearance reveals that she left her residence on Thursday, 28 November 2024

SPRINGBOK: The Northern Cape Provincial Management welcomed the sentencing of four accused for the killing of Khalil Ghazy (38) outside the Kekkel en Kraai shop in Springbok. On 1 February 2021 at approximately 10:00, the deceased exited his vehicle outside the shop when he was accosted by four suspects. He

Limpopo: As the country continues to observe the 16 Days of Activism for no violence against women and children, Limpopo SAPS recognize one of its heroines, Sergeant Magaila Makopo (42), a shining example of bravery, selflessness, and dedication to serving and protecting victims of gender-based violence. The remarkable Detective Sergeant

Johannesburg: Gauteng’s Forensic Social Worker, Captain Cynthia Ndwandwe, has become a beacon of hope for child victims of gender-based violence, with her quality work leading to twelve life terms for a sexual predator. Captain Ndwandwe’s dedication to justice for vulnerable members of society is a source of immense pride for