Cape Town: Despite increasing to 480 the number of schools where the Western Cape Government (WCG) subsidised holiday security, the province has seen a rise in burglary and vandalism cases during this period. During the summer holidays, 47 incidents of burglary or vandalism were reported by 34 schools. According to

Durban: The blood, sweat, and tears of the men and women in blue were honoured at the official National Police Day event. Police Minister Senzo Mchunu emphasized that National Police Day, held in Durban on Monday, 27 January, serves as a platform to acknowledge the sacrifices, courage, and unwavering dedication

Tshwane: The City of Tshwane is urging spaza shop and food-handling facilities to register their businesses with the municipality as the registration deadline approaches on February 28, 2025. Last year, the national government mandated spaza shops and food-handling facilities to register with their respective municipalities within 21 days to ensure

New York: South Africa’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Mathu Joyini, has declared that South Africa will continue to contribute to promoting peace and stability in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and to the continent’s overall peacekeeping efforts. According to South African Government

Skukuza: Police have commended the sentencing of three wildlife poachers, who have been found guilty of a number of serious crimes by the Skukuza Regional Court. Two South African citizens, Sam Khosa (40) and Solly Bennett Selahle (30), along with Mozambican national, Oddis Maluleke (46), were sentenced by the court

Nelspruit: A group of security personnel are expected to appear in the Nelspruit Magistrate’s Court on Friday after they were found in possession of fraudulently acquired competency certificates. The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) revealed that these certificates are legally required to ensure individuals are adequately trained and qualified