The Kimberley Prospector

Category: DFA

Four in custody after panga robbery at Okiep spaza shop

Four in custody after panga robbery at Okiep spaza shop

Four men have been arrested following a spaza shop robbery in Rocky Ridge, Okiep, where a shopkeeper was threatened with a panga. SAPS acted swiftly on intelligence, leading to the suspects’ arrest. They are expected to appear in court soon. Read more: Four in custody after panga robbery at Okiep spaza shop

Former Phokwane MM hit with R150k fine over salary scandal

Former Phokwane MM hit with R150k fine over salary scandal

The former Phokwane municipal manager, Advocate Cordelia Matshidiso, 53, was found guilty of Contravening the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003 and sentenced to a fine of R150,000 in the Kimberley Serious Commercial Crimes Court. Read more: Former Phokwane MM hit with R150k fine over salary scandal

Teen stabbing leads to 18-year jail term

Teen stabbing leads to 18-year jail term

Devon Carlito Joseph has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for murder by the Port Nolloth Regional Court following a stabbing incident in Sizamile, Port Nolloth, in June 2025. Read more: Teen stabbing leads to 18-year jail term

Farm alert sparks police chase as trio is caught with copper cables

Farm alert sparks police chase as trio is caught with copper cables

Three suspects were arrested on a Hanover farm after being found with suspected stolen copper cables worth millions of rand. Police say further arrests and charges remain possible as investigations continue. Read more: Farm alert sparks police chase as trio is caught with copper cables

Massive police sweep nets 567 suspects across the Northern Cape

Massive police sweep nets 567 suspects across the Northern Cape

Police arrested 567 suspects across the Northern Cape during coordinated Easter safety operations, with thousands of vehicles and individuals searched and multiple compliance inspections conducted province-wide. Read more: Massive police sweep nets 567 suspects across the Northern Cape

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