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NOT FOR SENSITIVE VIEWERS* Nkomazi, Mpumalanga – The South African Police Service in Mpumalanga has noted with much concern a disturbing video circulating on social media showing an elderly woman being brutally assaulted by a male individual. Upon becoming aware of the footage, members from Schoemansdal SAPS acted swiftly and launched an investigation. Police traced and located the elderly victim, who was provided with necessary medical attention. The victim also furnished police with further details regarding the incident. As part of the ongoing investigation, a 22-year-old man has been taken in for questioning in connection with the assault. SAPS confirmed the investigation continues and "no one will be spared should more information warrant further action."
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21-year-old Kyle Maylall was arrested by Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) in Redcliffe, KZN, for allegedly committing 23 housebreakings and thefts in Brindhaven. Maylall, who was tracked down after CCTV footage surfaced, is also out on bail for four other cases related to housebreaking, theft, and heroin possession.
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Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) is appealing to the public for help identifying a suspect who allegedly entered a residence in Trenance Park, KZN on Sunday. The suspect is wanted in connection with a theft reported at the property. Video provided by the homeowner to the RUSA Operations Center shows the suspect on the premises prior to the incident. Anyone with information on the identity or whereabouts of the suspect is urged to contact Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) immediately.
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Eight undocumented foreign nationals were arrested for driving trucks and motorbikes without permits in KwaZulu-Natal. They are being held at Pietermaritzburg Correctional Centre and Westville Correctional Services Centre. The individuals are: - Oma Kalanje (352/10/2025) - Justin Banali (356/10/2025) - Rafiki Yusuf (355/10/2025) - Moises Eurico Medal (359/10/2025) - Issack Witness (358/10/2025) - Ngendahayo Jules (357/10/2025) - Jonatham Mahammud (360/10/2025) - Innocent Samuriwo (346/10/2025) Company owners who employed them also face arrest. MEB40122141 SA1st -MEB
SA REPORTS175,004 views • 7 months ago
A disturbing incident unfolded at Capitec Stanger on February 18, 2026, when a family, attempting to claim life insurance funds, was told they needed proof of death. In a shocking turn of events, they returned with the deceased's body and left it inside the bank, prompting a swift evacuation and police response. The branch was immediately closed, and the surrounding area was temporarily shut down. Witnesses described the scene as chaotic, with customers and staff fleeing the building. The incident has raised questions about claims processes and communication. Authorities and health officials are handling the situation.
SA REPORTS85,603 views • 3 months ago
PAPERWORK BEFORE PAWPRINTS: What SA Law Says About Hunting With Dogs Hunting with dogs in South Africa needs more than a good pack and strong boots. The law applies to every hunter, handler and landowner. If you plan to hunt with dogs, you need a valid hunting license or permit from your provincial conservation authority for that specific season and species. You also need written permission from the landowner stating exactly where, when and what you may hunt. These rules protect wildlife, prevent animal cruelty and respect property rights. Each province sets its own season dates, species lists and limits on how many dogs you can use. Hunting at night, out of season, or in parks and reserves without special permits is not allowed. Getting it wrong is costly. You could face fines up to R100,000, jail time, and SAPS can confiscate dogs, vehicles and equipment. The Animals Protection Act also makes it an offence to allow dogs to cause unnecessary suffering to any animal. Simple rule: no license and no written landowner permission means no legal hunt. Get your documents in order before the dogs run.
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SAFETY TIP: This is why you should not operate your phone, when it is charging.
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The manager and employer of Rongshou Clothing in Mandeni, KwaZulu-Natal, was arrested for hiring illegal workers and violating South Africa's immigration laws. The employer will face additional charges for paying workers R5 per hour, significantly below the statutory National Minimum Wage. A prohibition notice was served to the factory, and the employer will receive a bill for outstanding payments. The arrest resulted from a joint operation between the Department of Home Affairs, Department of Employment and Labour, and Mandeni Municipal inspectors, who conducted a three-day inspection blitz in the textile and clothing sector following numerous complaints. Provincial Chief Inspector Mlungisi Zondi warned that more inspections are planned to enforce compliance with labour laws and protect workers' rights. MEB40122141 SA1st -MEB
SA REPORTS41,285 views • 7 months ago
CCTV footage from Moletjie, Limpopo, captured six robbers entering a petrol filling station early on February 18. An armed security officer fired shots, causing the robbers to flee empty-handed with no injuries reported. The incident turned the attempted heist into a comical failure due to the shooter's wild but effective shots. The area is prone to garage crimes, and the security officer's quick action became a celebrated win for private security.
SA REPORTS23,946 views • 3 months ago
*GP - CENTURION* Flooding in various locations around Centurion.
SA REPORTS26,674 views • 5 months ago
Ten undocumented foreign nationals, including three truck drivers, were arrested in a multidisciplinary operation led by MEC Siboniso Duma in Mooi River Tollgate. The Road Traffic Inspectorate worked alongside the Home Affairs Immigration Unit to apprehend the suspects, part of an effort to "clean up our road networks". The operation coincides with the deployment of 177 newly recruited traffic officers targeting trucks and undocumented foreign nationals driving trucks.
SA REPORTS22,293 views • 8 months ago
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