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  • Car crimes on the rise in Kriel

    Crime

    Kriel SAPS received reports of various vehicle related crimes such as theft of motor vehicle where a Polo Vivo was…

  • BREAKING NEWS: Dewani case dismissed

    Local news

    The case against British businessman Shrien Dewani has been dismissed, following criticism of evidence by Judge Jeanette Traverso.

  • Cops caught in surprise shootout

    Crime

    Two members of Middleburg Flying Squad were shot and wounded after a hailstorm of bullets, when gunmen opened fire at…

  • Woman held hostage in Highveld Park

    Crime

    A woman was at home alone with her dogs when three suspects broke into the house holding the woman hostage.

  • Remembering Nelson Mandela today

    Local news

    South Africa will on Friday, December 5 commemorate a year since the death of Nelson Mandela, the first President of…

  • What you should know about South Africa’s Children’s Act

    Local news

    South Africa’s children are protected by a number of rights that one should be aware of to curb the plight…

  • Patrolman shot in cold blood

    Crime

    A member of the taxi patrol was allegedly shot when a patrol car stopped next to a suspicious vehicle along…

  • Video: Tempers ignite at petrol station

    CrimeUpdate

    Police will be investigating a case of assault after a petrol attendant was allegedly beaten up by a group of…

  • Unsuspected cops caught in shootout

    Crime

    Police are appealing to the public to assist with information that may lead to the arrest of suspects who shot…

  • N4 highway will be closed for a few hours

    Local news

    A coal truck with a full load over turned on the N4 highway towards Pretoria.

  • Are you being abused?

    Local news

    Domestic violence no longer has to stay unreported and silenced, and knowing your rights in such a situation can save…

  • How to deal with bullying in schools

    Local news

    Bullying and intimidation have become widespread in South African schools, with reports of student abuse becoming increasingly common.

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