This is what I mean when I say South African women are brave. ❌
“How are you South Africans where I am There are 40 companies involved in this project, all employing undocumented migrants while operating near a police station. We are here to ensure that the youth of our community are given employment opportunities.”
Please help identify these two criminals. They've been using a bank card belonging to a man who was last seen on the 23rd of July. And the man has been found dead. Please repost its of great importance.
THIS IS EVERYTHING THAT IS WRONG WITH SOUTH AFRICA.
As encountered by Zandile Tshangane.
So this morning my niece got mugged, hit and almost rapped on her way to school by two boys. We then went to the police station to report the case so one of the guys asked us to sit down and we will be assisted.
This lady (on the picture) then comes and yells, why are we sitting where we are seated? We tried to explain but her attitude was already on steroids.
We proceed to explain why we were there and she said she will not open a case with out the suspects names, surname or ID number.
We asked for her name and she said “Andazi” (I do not know)
So when I am being mugged I should ask them thieves for the details?
Carletonville Saps you can do way better than this.
You send someone to go buy some bottle and ice and you are wondering why is he not coming back, kanti u busy udlalisa abatshana 🤣😅
I wonder if he knows if he just sign the permanent contract with them because bazomlinda phaya everyday 🤣😂
Daveyton community right now
Daveyton daily march to clean their township, illegal foreigners must leave our country now
All illegal foreigners own spaza shops must leave those shops before 31 July, if you don't...........
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WATCH: Eastern Cape SAPS says it is attending to a matter involving one of its members, stressing that no member of the public should ever be denied access to police services. Police say the officer's alleged conduct is unacceptable. Video: @CrimeWatch_RSA#BeastOfNews
I get chills when I see this video .
Because it explains why they are fighting the community. They are not leaving our country at all mind you most are here illegally
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HAWKS REQUEST PUBLIC ASSISTANCE IN LOCATING A WANTED PERSON
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI) is appealing to members of the public for assistance in locating Buntu Ndevu (40), who is wanted in connection with the enforcement of a court order and an outstanding warrant of arrest.
On 31 August 2021, Ndevu was convicted on six counts of fraud by the KuGompo Regional Court. He was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment, wholly suspended on condition that he did not commit any further offence involving fraud during the period of suspension.
In addition, the court ordered him to repay identified victims a total of R610 000.
Ndevu failed to comply with the conditions of his suspended sentence, including repaying the victims.
As a result, a warrant for his arrest was issued on 29 April 2022.
He was subsequently traced and arrested in Cape Town during 2024.
After appearing in court, he indicated his intention to comply with the original sentencing conditions. However, he again failed to comply with the court’s order, resulting in a further warrant of arrest being issued on 31 March 2025.
The DPCI urges anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Buntu Ndevu to come forward and assist law enforcement authorities.
All information received will be treated with the strictest confidentiality.
Members of the public with relevant information are requested to contact Colonel Raymond Buys on 082 301 1135.
The cooperation of the public remains vital in ensuring that justice is served and that individuals who fail to comply with lawful court orders are held accountable.
Viral Marabastad Document Claim Sparks Online Debate
A viral video has drawn attention after a man, reportedly a Pakistani shop owner, claimed he obtained his documents from Marabastad instead of the Department of Home Affairs.
The claim has not been independently verified, and no official response has been issued. The clip has fuelled online debate about South Africa's immigration processes and government accountability.