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Three arrested for drug dealing in Western Cape, while another nabbed on firearm charges

Three men have been arrested for drug dealing in the Western Cape, while a fourth has been charged with possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition. “On Friday, a 30-year-old man was arrested for drug dealing after police received a tip-off and searched premises in New Rest, Gugulethu. They confiscated a consignment of drugs and detained the man,” said provincial police spokesperson W/O Joseph Swartbooi. In a separate incident in Shukushukuma informal […]

today10 April 2023

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SAPS officials arrested on multiple corruption charges

By: Loushe Jordaan Gilbert In its quest to root out corruption within the South African Police Services, six police officials aged between 31 and 42 were arrested on Tuesday morning on charges of corruption. The arrest follows a lengthy and thorough investigation by members attached to the Provincial Anti-Corruption Unit spanning six months. Police spokesperson Andre Traut confirmed that they are due to make a court appearance on 31 March […]

today28 March 2023

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Zuma to face 18 charges

Prosecutors analysing former president Jacob Zuma’s representations to avoid his day in court have recommended that all charges against him be reinstated. City Press has reliably learnt that a team of five senior prosecutors unanimously recommended on Friday that Zuma face all charges that were previously withdrawn against him. They are believed to have signed a memorandum which was handed to National Director of Public Prosecutions Shaun Abrahams on Friday, […]

today25 February 2018

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Numsa calls for Zuma to face charges

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa are calling for President Jacob Zuma to face the 783 charges brought against him by the National Prosecuting Authority in 2007. Re-elected union secretary‚ Irvin Jim‚ said the conference had resolved that Zuma face the charges and be sent to jail if he is found guilty. He was presenting the resolutions of the union’s 10th conference which was held this week in […]

today16 December 2016

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