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Attitudes like this don’t appear overnight. They often start at home and grow when excused. What seems like “kids being kids” can be early bullying. Parenting isn’t just providing necessities—it’s teaching respect, empathy, and accountability. If bad behavior is ignored at home, society eventually pays the price.

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The cigarette conspiracy: Khan WhatsApps reveal how he and Malema ‘protected’ each other https://t.co/dUGsJhVTjF

[Mkhwanazi for President @CrimeIntell]

The Madlanga Commission has revealed the names of several high-profile individuals who allegedly communicated with Major-General Feroz Khan, based on data extracted from devices linked to him.

The list reportedly includes EFF leader Julius Malema, murder accused Matipandile Sotheni, businessman Ze Nxumalo, Adriano Mazzotti, as well as several business and law enforcement figures.

The Commission has not accused any of the individuals mentioned of wrongdoing. Their inclusion reportedly only indicates that communication allegedly took place with Khan.

The nature, context and significance of those communications are expected to come under scrutiny when Khan appears before the Commission on 1 July 2026.

[Mkhwanazi for President @CrimeIntell]

A constable was seriously injured after being attacked with an axe outside the Delft Police Station in the early hours of Monday morning.

Police say the officer was struck in the head at about 2am while standing outside the Community Service Centre.

Another officer fired warning shots, forcing the suspects to flee and abandon their vehicle.

A joint operation involving SAPS and City of Cape Town LEAP officers led to the arrest of three suspects, two men and a woman aged between 23 and 25.

The axe believed to have been used in the attack was recovered.

The injured officer is in stable condition in hospital, while the suspects are expected to appear in court.

Police are still investigating the motive behind the attack.

Video as received.

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Former nurse and gardener sentenced to life imprisonment over R6 million insurance murder plot

The Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has sentenced former nurse Hapiness Sithembile Xulu (49) and her former gardener Simon Isaac Mogale (40) to life imprisonment for the murder of Busisiwe Nxumalo.

According to court evidence, Nxumalo, who was Xulu’s stepdaughter and domestic worker, moved from KwaZulu-Natal to Johannesburg in 2021 to live and work for Xulu.

The court heard that Xulu allegedly opened a bank account in Nxumalo’s name and fraudulently took out four life and funeral insurance policies worth about R6 million, naming herself as the sole beneficiary.

Only four months after the policies were issued, Nxumalo was murdered.

Insurance companies reportedly became suspicious due to the short period between the policies being taken out and the claim being submitted. Investigations later exposed the alleged fraud scheme.

Mogale was convicted after a confession admitted in court revealed that Xulu allegedly drove him to a veld near Daxina Hospital where Nxumalo was lying unconscious, handed him a knife, and promised him R60 000 to kill her.

In addition to life imprisonment for murder, Xulu was sentenced to seven years imprisonment on each of four fraud counts after pleading guilty to unlawfully taking out insurance policies in the deceased’s name.

The court described Xulu as the mastermind behind the scheme, saying the murder was motivated by financial gain.

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Operation Shanela nets 836 arrests across Limpopo 🚔

Police in Limpopo have arrested 836 suspects during a week-long high-density Operation Shanela conducted across all five districts in the province.

The operation, carried out between 1 and 7 June 2026, involved SAPS working together with various law enforcement agencies and stakeholders.

According to police, suspects were arrested for offences including murder, rape, assault, robbery, illegal possession of firearms, drug dealing, illegal liquor trading, hijacking, burglary, and immigration-related offences.

Some of the major arrests included:
• 6 murder cases
• 8 rape cases
• 5 attempted murder cases
• 2 car hijackings
• 102 assault GBH cases
• 195 illegal migrants arrested
• 94 cases of illegal liquor dealing
• 5 robbery with aggravating circumstances cases

Police also recovered:
• 5 firearms
• 26 rounds of ammunition
• 16 dangerous weapons
• 4 motor vehicles
• Dagga, crystal meth and nyaope
• 2052 packets of tobacco products
• More than 147,000 litres of alcoholic beverages

The arrested suspects have already started appearing before various magistrates’ courts across Limpopo.

Police investigations are continuing.

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An alleged illegal drag racing incident between All Saints College and Graveyard in Phalaborwa ended in tragedy today after a vehicle reportedly lost control and crashed into pedestrians.

According to information received, six people sustained critical injuries during the incident and were rushed to Maphutha Malatji Hospital for emergency medical treatment.

The exact circumstances surrounding the incident are still unclear at this stage.

Authorities are expected to investigate the matter further.

[Mkhwanazi for President @CrimeIntell]

An alleged illegal drag racing incident between All Saints College and Graveyard in Phalaborwa ended in tragedy today after a vehicle reportedly lost control and crashed into pedestrians.

According to information received, six people sustained critical injuries during the incident and were rushed to Maphutha Malatji Hospital for emergency medical treatment.

The exact circumstances surrounding the incident are still unclear at this stage.

Authorities are expected to investigate the matter further.

[Mkhwanazi for President @CrimeIntell]

Gauteng police management has identified the officer seen in the alleged R2 000 bribery video, and immediate disciplinary processes have reportedly been instituted.

What raises more questions is the conduct after the money was allegedly received. If the intention was simply to take the bribe and leave, why did they remain at the scene?

The incident has sparked public debate about corruption, accountability, and professionalism within law enforcement.

[Mkhwanazi for President @CrimeIntell]

Foreign national arrested with illicit tobacco worth R1.5 million in Limpopo 🚔

A 49-year-old foreign national has been arrested after police intercepted a truck transporting illicit tobacco valued at approximately R1.5 million in the Moletlane policing area.

According to SAPS, the Provincial Tracking Team received intelligence about a white Nissan truck allegedly transporting illicit tobacco from Zimbabwe to Gauteng.

The truck was placed under observation with assistance from Tshimollo Security and Investigations before it was intercepted along the R518 road in Moletlane on Thursday, 4 June 2026.

Police discovered 333 master boxes of Hookar tobacco during the search.

Further investigations revealed that the suspect, a Zimbabwean national, was allegedly in South Africa illegally.

Police seized the Nissan truck, valued at about R800,000, together with the illicit tobacco, bringing the total estimated value of the seizure to R2.3 million.

The suspect is expected to appear before the Zebediela Periodical Court on Monday, 8 June 2026, facing charges relating to the Customs and Excise Act and the Immigration Act.

Police investigations are continuing.

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Major breakthrough as police crack alleged garage safe-bombing syndicate 🚔

A major SAPS operation has led to the arrest of five suspects linked to a violent garage safe-bombing robbery in the Driekop policing area.

According to police, the suspects allegedly attacked a fuel station on 1 May 2026, used explosives to blast open a safe, and fled with cash and cigarettes in three getaway vehicles.

Police investigations later revealed that one of the suspects allegedly shot himself accidentally with a shotgun during the robbery and was secretly taken away by accomplices.

The breakthrough came after police received information about a patient admitted to a Middelburg hospital with a suspicious gunshot wound. Investigators discovered that the suspect’s right leg had been amputated before he was discharged.

Police tracked the suspect to Makgemeng Village in Riba Cross, where he was arrested and linked to the robbery.

Further operations in Steelpoort, Jane Furse, Nebo and Motodi resulted in the arrest of four more suspects aged between 23 and 49.

During the operation, police seized:
• Two handguns with live ammunition
• One shotgun with ammunition
• Explosives
• Balaclavas
• Gloves allegedly used during the robbery

The suspects are expected to appear before the Nebo, Sekhukhune and Tubatse Magistrates’ Courts facing charges including robbery with aggravating circumstances, possession of explosives, possession of prohibited firearms, and possession of unlicensed ammunition.

Police investigations are continuing.

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R100 000 reward offered after fatal shooting of Giyani court interpreter

Limpopo police have announced a R100 000 reward for information that could lead to the arrest and successful prosecution of suspects involved in the murder of senior court interpreter, Rhulani Thomas Langa.

Langa, 56, who worked at the Giyani Regional Court, was found shot dead inside his white Isuzu double cab along the R81 road at Mphambo in the Malamulele policing area on 25 March 2026.

The Provincial Commissioner has appealed to members of the public to assist police with information that may help identify and arrest those responsible.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Sergeant Eric Mathebula on 083 239 0977, call Crime Stop on 08600 10111, or use the anonymous MySAPS App.

Police investigations are continuing.

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Four suspects arrested in Musina robbery crackdown

Police in Limpopo have arrested four male suspects aged between 20 and 30 during an intelligence-driven operation linked to a series of robberies in the Musina area.

According to SAPS, the operation was carried out in Matswale on Tuesday, 2 June 2026, following information about suspects allegedly connected to robberies at Sidiba truck park and Nancefield.

A 30-year-old suspect was arrested at a rental residence in Matswale Phase 06. Police also seized a black Citi Golf allegedly used during the robberies.

The suspect was allegedly found in possession of 14 boxes of flavoured powder drink worth about R5,040 and keys belonging to a black Mercedes-Benz truck. He faces charges of possession of suspected stolen property.

Police later arrested two more suspects aged 20 and 21 in Matswale Phase 02 after allegedly finding an unlicensed firearm inside a black Nike side bag they were carrying.

Both suspects were charged with robbery with a firearm and possession of an unlicensed firearm.

A fourth suspect, aged 25, was arrested at his residence in Matswale Extension 09 in connection with robbery with a firearm.

The total value of goods recovered during the operation is estimated at R65,040.

The suspects were expected to appear before the Musina Magistrate’s Court on Thursday, 4 June 2026.

Police investigations are continuing.

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Two suspects arrested in Mozambique over murder of Marais couple in Kruger National Park

Police have confirmed a major breakthrough in the investigation into the murder of Ernst and Dina Marais, whose bodies were discovered near Crooks Corner in the Kruger National Park last month.

According to Limpopo SAPS, two Mozambican nationals aged 32 and 33 were arrested in Mozambique following coordinated cross-border investigations involving South African police, Mozambican authorities, SANParks, and other stakeholders.

The couple’s stolen Ford Ranger double cab was recovered in Chókwè, Mozambique, on 26 May 2026. Police say the recovery of the vehicle led to the arrest of the first suspect in Chókwè on 1 June, while the second suspect was arrested in Xai-Xai on 2 June 2026.

The Marais couple, aged 71 and 73, were last seen at the Pafuri Picnic Site on 20 May 2026 before they were reported missing. Their bodies were later found near Crooks Corner with multiple stab wounds.

Police opened cases of murder and hijacking after their vehicle was also found missing.

The suspects are facing two counts of murder and hijacking, with more charges possibly to follow as investigations continue.

The suspects were expected to appear in court in Maputo, Mozambique, on Wednesday.

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Police seek help to find missing Tshikuwi man

Police in Mphephu are appealing to members of the public for assistance in locating 36-year-old Rendani Mposi of Tshikuwi Village, who was reported missing on Monday, 1 June 2026.

According to police, Mposi was at home with his wife during the early hours of Monday when he allegedly went outside to use the restroom and never returned. His wife later discovered that he was no longer at the residence.

Family members, relatives, friends, and community members searched for him throughout the day, but he could not be found.

Anyone with information that may assist in locating Rendani Mposi is urged to contact the investigating officer, Sergeant Thendo Ravele, on 072 149 8029, the nearest police station, the Crime Stop number 08600 10111, or use the MySAPS App.

Police investigations are continuing.

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Repeat vehicle theft offender sentenced to 8 years in prison 🚔

The Mokopane Regional Court has sentenced 35-year-old Lucky Msizi Tshabangu to an effective eight years’ direct imprisonment for offences involving stolen motor vehicles and reckless and negligent driving.

According to police, Tshabangu was first arrested in May 2025 after members of the Provincial Tracking Team intercepted him driving a stolen Toyota Corolla Cross that had been reported stolen in Gauteng. Investigations revealed that he was allegedly on his way to smuggle the vehicle through the Beitbridge Port of Entry.

Police said he was released on bail but was arrested again in September 2025 at the Beitbridge Port of Entry while driving another Toyota Corolla Cross that had also been reported stolen in Gauteng. His bail was subsequently revoked and the cases were combined for prosecution.

The court sentenced him to:
• Five years’ imprisonment for possession of a stolen motor vehicle.
• Two years’ imprisonment for reckless and negligent driving.
• Six years’ imprisonment for possession of another stolen motor vehicle.

Some of the sentences will run concurrently, resulting in an effective prison term of eight years.

The case was investigated by Detective Sergeant Lucas Letlotlo Ledwaba of the Provincial Investigation Unit.

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R11 million dagga haul seized in Hoedspruit, three suspects arrested 🚔

Police have seized a massive consignment of dagga worth an estimated R11 million and arrested three suspects during Operation Shanela II in Hoedspruit.

According to police, members of Hoedspruit SAPS and Farm Watch intercepted a Toyota Quantum taxi and a Hyundai sedan along the R527 near Snake Park on the night of 30 May 2026 after receiving information about a large drug shipment moving through the area.

A search of the vehicles led to the discovery of 130 bags of dagga. Preliminary investigations suggest the consignment originated in Eswatini and was being transported through Limpopo for distribution elsewhere in South Africa.

Three suspects, aged between 34 and 35, were arrested and charged with dealing in dagga.

The operation also resulted in the arrest of three people for urinating in public and one person for the use of dagga.

The suspects are expected to appear before the Hoedspruit Magistrate’s Court on 1 June 2026. Police investigations are continuing.

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Man arrested with unlicensed firearm and ammunition in Ga-Madisha Ditoro 🚔

A 49-year-old man has been arrested in Ga-Madisha Ditoro village outside Lebowakgomo after police allegedly found an unlicensed firearm and ammunition during a targeted operation.

According to police, members of the Capricorn District Drugs and Firearms Task Team acted on information received and searched the suspect’s premises on 29 May 2026.

During the operation, officers recovered a Norinco 9mm pistol with two magazines and eight rounds of live ammunition. Police also found five live rifle rounds and two spent shell casings.

Preliminary investigations revealed that the firearm licence had expired, leading to the suspect’s arrest for possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition.

The suspect is expected to appear before the Magatle Magistrate’s Court on 1 June 2026.

Police investigations are continuing.

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BREAKING NEWS: Fatal crash on R71 near Selati Lodge claims one life 🚨

One person has died and five others were injured following a road accident on the R71 near Selati Lodge.

Emergency services responded to the scene, where the injured passengers received medical attention before being transported to hospital for further treatment.

The cause of the crash has not yet been confirmed and investigations are underway.

More details will be provided as they become available.

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Tshepo Katlego Nkoatse from Mamelodi, Pretoria robbed this lady in Nellmephius, Pretoria.. Tshepo Katlego Nkoatse, please return the R30, R200 & the cellphone you took from the Bolt lady.