Two suspects have been arrested for attempted murder, and a key suspect for various shootings remains at large
A joint operation between Cape Town’s law enforcement units and the South African Police Service sees multiple arrests
South African trained dogs sell for about R100 000 each outside the country
Only a handful of attempts to blockade roads took place in response to Monday’s shutdown call
Tensions between the City of Cape Town and the police service over responsibilities mirrors the strain between national and local government
"I felt compassion for the fact that they are cops in Johannesburg and, to them, this is a normal way to treat another human".
On Tuesday morning, the Dullah Omar region’s Khaya Yozi confirmed he was on his way to the Cape Town Central police station to lodge the complaint.
SA remains a relatively dangerous country in which to serve as a police officer, despite a 52% drop in the rate of cop killings over the past decade.
But community safety MEC denies there is a vehicle shortage, while staff are allegedly threatened for speaking out.
Metro officers were snubbed by the military at Nelson Mandela’s funeral in Qunu because of an apparent "lack of trust".
The city’s biking corps has been deployed to shore up the prestige of President Jacob Zuma and his deputy, Kgalema Motlanthe.
Tshwane municipality has rejected a claim that it approved R500 000 to escort President Jacob Zuma despite not having enough funds to foot the bill.
Two Metro police officers in Tshwane have been arrested for robbing a motorist at gunpoint.
Ekurhuleni metro police have been evicted from their office at the OR Tambo International Airport for failure to pay rent, according to a report.
Protesters fired live ammunition at firemen, pelted police with stones and barricaded roads in Mamelodi East, the city of Tshwane said on Tuesday.
Motorists caught committing certain traffic offences in Jo’burg would be arrested on the spot rather than fined, the metro police said on Monday.
Johannesburg metro police officers vowed to continue their strike on Monday despite the Labour Court declaring it illegal.
The man at the centre of this week’s crippling strike by Johannesburg metro police, Chris Ngcobo, referred to himself as the ”god of the JMPD.
The South African Municipal Workers’ Union has rejected what it termed the City of Johannesburg’s “half response” to their list of demands.
On Tuesday Jo’burg municipality spokesperson Nthatisi Modingoane said calls to oust the city’s metro police chief were not central to strike talks.
