The sons of Ismail Bassa have recalled of how they tried to fight off his attacker.
The boy was rolling two tyres down Wale Street in preparation for the protest when two officers apprehended him and placed him in a police van
SAPS will pay legal costs for three apartheid era security policemen who stand accused of murdering Umkhonto weSizwe fighter Nokuthula Simelane
Rival bosses in Cape Town make up after a bloody feud that claimed the lives of 13 people and wounded commuters
A priority committee is set to be established within the SAPS to deal with land protests after city officials requested more action
The police minister wants to clean up the force from its police service to its crime intelligence unit
In April FDA shut down the police’s firearm permit system and property control and exhibit management
In Ministry of Crime, Mandy Wiener describes the way organised crime and powerful political figures joined forces to subvert the law.
In this edited extract from her new book, Heist, Anneliese Burgess says the plague of cash-in-transit robberies is only getting worse
Residents and authorities are challenging people who are trying to occupy land in Johannesburg
A letter purporting to be from the South African Police Service has been widely spread on WhatsApp
The trade union has embarked on a picket outside Fortune Steel in an effort to force the company to comply with health and safety laws
The battle between the police and a supplier that switched off access to critical IT systems last week, has hit the courts
IPID spokesperson Moses Dlamini confirmed that he received reports that Tshabalala had poisoned himself
‘I understand killing someone in self defence, but when I saw the man hiding behind the rocks being shot at close range, it took its toll’
IPID alleged the police reabsorbed "Captain KGB" after being released from prison in 2015 and that he was still receiving a salary while incarcerated.
Tshabalala’s bail application was dismissed on the finding that he had failed to prove that it would be in the interests of justice to release him.
"We can still avoid day zero if everyone remains within the limit of 50 litres per person per day"
Sporadic gun battles in gang hotspots around the Cape Flats area have increased and prompted authorities to call for an army intervention
Police have arrested five men in what appears to be a major breakthrough into the murders that have taken place at Durban’s Glebelands hostel
Phahlane says the tenders allegedly being spoken about were awarded through the SITA and not the police.
Stolen police firearms are being used in politically-motivated shootings, gang hits and taxi violence.
Police Minister Fikile Mbalula released the crime statistics on Tuesday, revealing that robbery is the highest it’s been in a decade.
The experiences of activists who were tortured during apartheid and those tortured after 1994 are chillingly similar.
Police are investigating a case of murder, attempted murder and assault after raiding a suspected drug den.
Dr Johan Burger, senior researcher at the Institute for Security Studies, explains the legality and risks of deploying the SANDF to fight crime.
Mayco Member says “bureaucratic error” was behind massive increase for Grand Parade vendors
After DA leaders were placed on special leave, police minister asked the city of Cape Town to lodge a formal complaint if the the police overstepped.
Have South Africans become inured to heavy-handed police action in response to protests, as it did during apartheid and back in the colonial conquest?
Those who find their lives threatened in violent, abusive relationships have little recourse to justice
The daughter of IPID head Robert McBride has spoken out against his comments that she was influenced into making assault claims against him.
The directorate charged with investigating the police has trouble convicting the enemy within