SEVEN TEENAGE GIRLS ARRESTED FOR BULLYING
The seven were traced by police and arrested following their participation in an alleged act of bullying where a 14-year-old girl was a victim. Four learners from Bedfordview High School, one from Queens High School, one from Kensington High School and the last one from Phoenix College in Johannesburg.
All seven female pupils were arrested and placed into the care of their parents in line with the Child Justice Act. They all appeared today before the JHB Magistrates Court and are expected to appear again on a charge of common assault on Wednesday, 21 May 2025.
General Fannie Masemola takes this opportunity to warn young people that bullying is a criminal conduct and is punishable by law.
“Bullying has dire repercussions. Once you get involved in acts such as bullying you can be charged for assault GBH, common assault, crimen injuria and a host of other crimes. Being formally charged means you get to have a criminal record under your name which has negative implications on your future. The police will not hesitate to act against those who involve themselves in such acts. Those who get involved in such acts will be traced and made to answer before a court of law for crimes committed. Young people must refrain from getting involved in such acts. We have heard in some instances that some children took their lives as a result of acts of bullying. Bystanders are also warned not to entertain and encourage such acts as they may become accomplices to these crimes”, said Gen Fannie Masemola.
Through its School Safety MOU with the Department of Basic Education (DBE), the SAPS visits various schools across the country to create awareness on dangers and consequences of bullying and gangsterism. During these talks, raids are conducted for sharp objects, drugs and illegal weapons and substances.
We therefore urge all people living in South Africa to stand together against bullying in order to create safer spaces for young people.
This latest incident is amongst a number incidents of bullying that the SAPS has attended to in weeks. In Letlhabile near Brits, police in North West also arrested a 16 year old boy who was placed in the care of his parents last week. The matter is still under investigation where the police are investigating 20 other children for their alleged involvement in this matter.
The National Commissioner of SAPS, General Fannie Masemola calls on parents, guardians, community leaders and young people to work together with the police to instil discipline, respect and accountability amongst young people to prevent and combat incidents of bullying.
General Masemola also calls on police officers to act swiftly to investigate such incidents when they are reported to ensure perpetrators are brought to book.
School learners, bystanders and those with knowledge of such incidents are also urged to report such crimes immediately and not wait until videos go viral.
🟥 Community Protest – Malvern
30 June 2026 – 17h16
The situation along Jules Street in the Malvern area has turned volatile. The current verified location of the protest is at the intersection of Jules Street and Monmouth Street.
Gauteng JOC
The march against illegal foreign nationals moved from the Kwa Mai-Mai Traditional Market in Jeppestown, Johannesburg, and proceeded through areas around Maboneng and Jules Street.
Controversial podcaster Ngizwe Mchunu and Amabutho leader Phakelumthakathi Ndabandaba are leading the protest.
Members are monitoring a large group of protesters moving along Jules Street.
Our teams remain on the ground alongside law enforcement, closely monitoring the procession and maintaining a visible operational presence.
This is what a member of parliament in South Africa has openly called for,
“For one of us, we will kill 5 white people, we'll kill the children, we will kill their woman, we will kill anything that we find in our way”
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South Africa, we are angry. And we have every right to be.
Jobs are scarce. Services are failing. Corruption has stolen from us for decades. Our leaders have let us down. The pain is real. The frustration is justified.
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Attacking our neighbors will not build a single house. Burning a shop will not create a single job. Hurting another human being will not heal our broken systems. It will only break us further.
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SHOCKING
218 Christians were just massacred by islamists in Nigeria.
And the mainstream media is covering it up because it doesn't fit their narrative.
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