Crime
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Pedestrian robbed in broad daylight in the CBD
CrimeThe police urge the public to be vigilant when walking around the streets.
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Siyanqoba rape and robbery suspect set to appear in court
CrimeSuspect in Siyanqoba robbery and rape case to return to court.
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Robberies still a culture in Vosman precinct – police urge public to remain vigilant
CrimeThe public is urged to work with the police by reporting all suspicious activities and taking steps to protect themselves…
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Bolt driver carjacked at knifepoint in Vosman
CrimeA routine bold ride ended in terror in Vosman when three suspects carjacked a driver at knife-point.
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Man arrested for murder in Springvalley
CrimeThe man was arrested at the scene, and investigations are ongoing.
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Stay away from Olifants River – police warn
CrimeThe community of eMalahleni is advised to exercise caution, avoid isolated riverbanks, and report any suspicious individuals or activities immediately.
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eMalahleni carjackings: Beyond theft – lives are at risk
CrimeCarjackings in eMalahleni are far more than theft; recent cases show how residents’ lives are at risk.
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‘No bail’ – community pickets outside Witbank Court over Siyanqoba house robbery and rape case
CrimeResidents picket outside the Witbank Magistrate’s Court, opposing bail in a house robbery and rape case from Siyanqoba.
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5 vehicles stolen in less than a week
CrimeVehicles in Vosman are hijacked in Hlalanikahle and Empumelelweni and it happens at night.
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Residents on edge following string of armed robberies in Vosman and Hlalanikahle
CrimeThe public’s cooperation in providing information regarding the known suspects in the Hlalanikahle and Vosman street cases, is crucial
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Stay alert on N4 and N12: Spiking incidents reported throughout the year
CrimeMotorists travelling along the N4 and N12 highways near eMalahleni are being informed of spiking incidents, which have occurred repeatedly…
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GBV’s bitter pain: Families face first Christmas without daughters
Crime“We can feel the void she has left, especially during this festive season,” said Moses Nyundu.
