Police Minister Bheki Cele said the police service is working with Interpol and other organisations after a tip-off that the child could be overseas
A US government jet is waiting at Lanseria to fly the former Mozambican finance minister implicated in an international fraud scandal to New York to face fraud charges
‘Paymaster’ in Namibian Fishrot saga granted R50 000 bail
Judgment on whether Marén de Klerk will be released on bail pending his extradition hearing was reserved for Friday
South Africa is prone to cyberattacks and ripe for exploitation
The South African government received a request from Namibia for Marén de Klerk’s extradition in October 2021
A classified FBI report confirms that US law enforcement has long known of Rwandan intelligence operations against civilians on its soil
The state is concerned that its application two months ago to get Atul and Rajesh Gupta in the dock may not be honoured
The South African Law Reform Commission has also called on police to fast-track the establishment of a victim identification database, and link it to Interpol
Atul and Rajesh Gupta claim the attempt to bring them to stand trial for fraud and money-laundering in the Free State is politically motivated
Dinesh Patel appeared on the same charges that have seen Sharma denied bail and the prosecuting authority seek the extradition of the Gupta brothers
Mozambique grows impatient for SA justice minister to rule whether former finance minister will be extradited to Mozambique or US to face corruption charges
Three Malagasy citizens were apprehended at OR Tambo International airport, but now the trail is found to connect to France and Mali
US Assistant Secretary of State Tibor Nagy said he expected Pretoria to honour the extradition accord it signed in September 1999
Meng Hongwei was last seen leaving for China in late September from the Interpol headquarters in Lyon, southeast France
Seoul-based Shinil Group announced last month that it had discovered the wreckage of imperial vessel Dmitri Donskoi off South Korea’s east coast
Kenya has proposed the death penalty for wildlife poachers. Jeremiah Asaka argues why it won’t solve the problem of poaching.
In Ministry of Crime, Mandy Wiener describes the way organised crime and powerful political figures joined forces to subvert the law.
‘The illicit sector has a turnover of at least 10% of the world’s pharmaceutical business’
The former police commissioner has died in hospital after a long illness, which in 2012 prompted his release from prison on medical parole.
With no extradition treaty between Angola and Brazil, the politician continues to avoid arrest.
Interpol’s website has been hacked following the arrest of 25 suspected members of the activist group Anonymous.
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/ 13 February 2012
Rich Indians have stashed away almost $500-billion of illicit money abroad, parking the funds in countries considered the "least corrupt".
Former police chief Jackie Selebi has been moved to the intensive care unit from the nephrology unit at Steve Biko Academic Hospital in Pretoria.
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/ 12 January 2012
Uefa and international police liaison agency Interpol are teaming up to tackle match-fixing and violence in stadiums during the European Championship.
Former national police commissioner Jackie Selebi has to pay the state back for all his legal fees, the department of justice said.
The man accused of killing strip-club owner Lolly Jackson, called the businessman’s death an "accident", media reported on Monday.
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/ 12 November 2010
Somali pirates have set up a sophisticated network of agents that has turned the seizing of ships into a lucrative business.
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/ 25 October 2010
Zambia’s drug-busting agency has approached Interpol to help bring the man behind the controversial Tara KLamp circumcision device back home.
The Russian espionage drama intensfied on Wednesday as one of the suspects in the alleged "deep cover" spy ring skipped bail in Cyprus.
Interpol on Monday issued arrest notices for 16 further suspects wanted by Dubai for the killing of a Hamas leader there.
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/ 11 December 2009
Despite the chaos in Cape Town last Friday, World Cup organisers say all will be under control come crunch time, writes Lucky Sindane.