A man captured on CCTV setting fire to a liquor store in Kimberley appears to have repeatedly set himself alight while carrying out the attack. ALSO … Read more: WATCH | SA’s dumbest arsonist? Kimberley fire suspect sets himself alight | The Witness
A major police crackdown led by Northern Cape provincial commissioner Lieutenant-General Koliswa Otola in Kuruman resulted in arrests, business closures, immigration-related arrests and the confiscation of alcohol as authorities intensified efforts to combat crime in the John Taolo Gaetsewe District. Read more: Northern Cape top cop leads Kuruman crime crackdown
A former Kimberley attorney and conveyancer has been sentenced to six years’ direct imprisonment for theft and money laundering. Read more: Six years for Kimberley attorney who stole R4.6m from client trust funds – TimesLIVE
An admitted attorney and conveyancer practising in Kimberley, was found guilty on 14 counts of theft and 14 counts of money laundering, … Read more: Hawks secure conviction of Kimberley conveyancer in R4.6 million fraud case – NovaNews
… on Northern Cape Provincial Police Commissioner, Lt. Gen. Koliswa Otola, to urgently increase police visibility and patrols across Kimberley. Read more: DA calls for urgent police action as Kimberley power box arson escalates – Northern Cape
A man convicted as a teenager of the notorious Griekwastad triple murders will remain behind bars after Correctional Services Minister Pieter Groenewald intervened to overturn a parole decision approved by the Upington Correctional Supervision and Parole Board. The offender, who was sentenced to 20 years’ imprisonment in 2014, will continue serving his sentence after the […]
The Department of Home Affairs has given South Africans with blocked identity numbers until 10 July 2026 to resolve their cases or face permanent cancellation from the National Population Register Read more: Deadline looms for South Africans with blocked IDs
Medico-legal autopsies at the Kimberley Forensic Mortuary have been halted after the Department of Employment and Labour issued three prohibition notices over ventilation, health and safety concerns. Read more: Kimberley Forensic Mortuary operations suspended over health and safety concerns
The defence in the Duncan Cameron murder trial has argued that the accused should face assault GBH charges instead of murder, while the State maintains that the fatal assault was brutal and foreseeable. Read more: Murder charge should be reduced to assault GBH, defence argues