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Post-mortems reveal UK murder suspect’s family died from blunt force injuries

A post-mortem examination has found that the wife and two daughters of alleged UK triple murder suspect Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma were killed by blunt force injuries. The findings were disclosed after Tshuma

July 14, 2026

Crime

Two arrested after police seize hand grenade ,firearm and ammunition in Laudium

Two people have been arrested after police uncovered a hand grenade, an unlicensed firearm, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and during a raid at a house in Laudium, west of Pretoria. According

July 9, 2026

Crime·News

Madibeng Municipal Manager Shot in Suspected Hit Near Hartbeespoort Dam

North West police are investigating an attempted murder case after Madibeng Municipal Manager Quiet Kgatla was shot while driving near Hartbeespoort Dam on Wednesday evening. The attack happened at around 6pm on

July 2, 2026

Crime·News·South Africa

More than 900 arrested as police hail largely peaceful anti-illegal immigration protests

More than 900 people were arrested during law enforcement operations linked to Tuesday’s nationwide anti-illegal immigration demonstrations, with authorities saying the majority were undocumented foreign nationals apprehended during operations conducted alongside the

July 1, 2026

Crime·News·South Africa

Madlanga Commission Turns Down Khan’s Closed Hearing Request Amid Claims He Remains Critically ill

Suspended Crime Intelligence deputy head Major-General Feroz Khan will not be allowed, for now, to give evidence behind closed doors after the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry found his application lacked sufficient detail.

July 1, 2026

Crime·News

Senior SAPS brigadier dismissed over misconduct linked to ‘Cat’ Matlala

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has dismissed Brigadier Rachel Matjeng after she was found guilty of serious misconduct arising from her dealings with alleged underworld figure Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala. Police spokesperson

July 1, 2026

Crime·News·South Africa

Mzwakhe Mbuli dismisses R600 million shutdown claim, blames illegal immigration for South Africa’s crime woes

Veteran poet and anti-apartheid activist Mzwakhe Mbuli has criticised claims that Tuesday’s anti-illegal immigration shutdown cost South Africa government R600 million, describing the figure as an exaggeration while defending the constitutional right

July 1, 2026

News·South Africa

396 Illegal Immigrants Among 692 Arrested in Limpopo Crackdown Ahead of National Shutdown

Nearly 400 illegal immigrants were among 692 suspects arrested during a massive police crackdown across Limpopo, just two days before the planned national shutdown on June 30 over South Africa’s illegal immigration

June 29, 2026

Africa·Crime·News·South Africa

Two killed after SAPS sergeant opens fire on family before taking own life

The Limpopo Provincial Commissioner, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, has condemned a tragic shooting in Sekhukhune in which a police sergeant allegedly killed two family members, seriously wounded his wife and daughter and

June 27, 2026

News·South Africa

State warns no room for vigilantism on 30 June

The government has declared that 30 June will be a normal working day across South Africa, warning that any acts of vigilantism, intimidation or violence targeting foreign nationals during planned nationwide protests

June 26, 2026

News·South Africa

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Post-mortems reveal UK murder suspect’s family died from blunt force injuries

Two arrested after police seize hand grenade ,firearm and ammunition in Laudium

Madibeng Municipal Manager Shot in Suspected Hit Near Hartbeespoort Dam

More than 900 arrested as police hail largely peaceful anti-illegal immigration protests

Madlanga Commission Turns Down Khan’s Closed Hearing Request Amid Claims He Remains Critically ill

Senior SAPS brigadier dismissed over misconduct linked to ‘Cat’ Matlala

Mzwakhe Mbuli dismisses R600 million shutdown claim, blames illegal immigration for South Africa’s crime woes

396 Illegal Immigrants Among 692 Arrested in Limpopo Crackdown Ahead of National Shutdown

Two killed after SAPS sergeant opens fire on family before taking own life

State warns no room for vigilantism on 30 June

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