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The relationship between Nigerians and the @Our_DA in Cape town needs investigation. These guys scam pensioners with flashy cars as property investment companies. And the DA is just letting them be.

Lets bring this lady home

Once Parklands is raided, a lot will be uncovered Home Affairs and Government knows this

🇿🇦🇺🇸 South Africa put 6 men on a plane to the U.S. over romance scams that police say drained more than $6.2M from over 100 women. They are Nigerian nationals, arrested in 2021 and tied by the Hawks to Black Axe. They left Cape Town in FBI and Secret Service custody on wire fraud and money laundering charges. Pensioners and businesspeople are on the victim list. 5 years in a South African cell, and now in an American courtroom. Writer: Lucas x.com/reuters/status…

Here are the 6 Nigerians arrested in South Africa by the FBI this morning

"I’ve noticed that my child sweats a lot at night, sometimes enough to make their beddings quite damp. Is this normal for children, especially if the room isn’t particularly hot? Medical experts, At what point should excessive night sweating become a medical concern" ?

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Belville Street Traders March and March 🇿🇦🇿🇦 Everyday until they take back rightful ownership of the street selling business from foreigners

Dear Minister @Leon_Schreib and @HomeAffairsSA, it's a Billion dollar industry smuggling Ethiopians, Somalians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshi into South Africa! Malawians,Zambian,Zimbabweans, and sadly some South Africans are making a financial killing, smuggling illegal immigrants!!

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City Power: Four Lesotho nationals sentenced to 41 years: Four Lesotho nationals have received a combined 41 years’ direct imprisonment for crimes involving the theft, damage and tampering of City Power infrastructure in Roodepoort. Three men were each sentenced to an effective 13 years’ imprisonment on 1 September 2026 for damaging and stealing essential infrastructure, as well as immigration offences. They will be deported to Lesotho after serving their sentences. A fourth suspect was sentenced to two years’ direct imprisonment for tampering with essential infrastructure. He was also declared unfit to possess a firearm and will be deported after his sentence. City Power recorded 36 infrastructure-crime convictions in 2025/26, with offenders receiving a combined 261.5 years in prison. Between January and September 2026, City Power Security arrested 148 suspects for tampering with electrical infrastructure. Infrastructure-related incidents declined by about 7.4%, from 1,138 in 2024/25 to 1,054 in 2025/26. City Power says it is targeting not only those caught at crime scenes but also the organised networks that finance, facilitate and profit from infrastructure theft and vandalism. Infrastructure crime is an attack on an essential public service, causing outages, costly repairs and disruption to homes, businesses, schools and other facilities. @CityPowerJhb

TWO FOREIGN NATIONALS ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF DAGGA WORTH R1 MILLION IN MORGENZON

TWO FOREIGN NATIONALS ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF DAGGA WORTH R1 MILLION IN MORGENZON On Thursday, 10 September 2026 at about 08:30, members from SAPS in Morgenzon and the Secunda Flying Squad arrested two foreign nationals aged 30 and 40 on the R39 Road in Morgenzon. The members were conducting a crime combating operation in the Morgenzon Policing precinct when they spotted a white Volkswagen Golf with Mpumalanga registration number. They stopped and searched the vehicle and found 21 bags containing dagga. It was during this time when both suspects were arrested and the weight of the dagga is about 180 kilograms with an estimated street value of about R1 million. Preliminary investigation revealed that the suspects are foreign nationals. Police are working collaboratively with officials from the Department of Home Affairs to ascertain the status of the suspects in the country. The dagga was confiscated for further investigation. The suspects are expected to appear at the Standerton Magistrate's Court in due course, facing charges of dealing in dagga. The Provincial Commissioner of the SAPS in Mpumalanga, Lieutenant General Apaphia Modise, thanked the members for their teamwork and warned criminals that in Mpumalanga, police will not rest until it is a crime-free province.

WOMAN WANTED ON A CHARGE OF FRAUD Parow SAPS request the public to assist in finding Karen Halvarsen aged 60, who is wanted on a charge of fraud. A warrant of arrest (J165) was issued by the Bellville Magistrate’s Court on 26 November 2019 for the wanted person to be arrested and brought before the court on a charge of fraud. Anyone with information on Karen Halvarsen’s whereabouts is requested to contact the Investigating Officer, WO Manuel on 021 929 7100 or Crime Stop on 0860010111. Information can also be submitted anonymously via the MySAPS App.

The Gauteng Department of Community Safety is warning the public about criminals allegedly impersonating law-enforcement officers after a Gauteng Traffic Police uniform was found at a property in Dawn Park, where a stolen Chery Tiggo 7 was also recovered. The department says the discovery raises concerns that a suspected vehicle-theft syndicate may be using official-looking uniforms to deceive motorists. Motorists are urged to verify officers’ identities, note official vehicle details, avoid confrontation, and never hand over money, personal belongings or vehicle documents to anyone whose credentials cannot be confirmed. Heightened vigilance is advised along the N3, Zonkezizwe, N12, R101 and R103, which are believed to be targeted by the syndicate. The department praised crime-fighting units involved in the operation and urged communities to report suspicious behaviour or information that could help dismantle vehicle-theft syndicates.

Why do Coloureds always blame Black people for their misery? If those SAPS recruits were white, would they have complained? People forget that this is a Black country. You can't expect lots of Black police in China or any other non-Black country.

Brown Mogotsi says on the day of he was "attacked" he had left his bodyguards at home because he wanted privacy as he was meant to consult with a traditional healer.

R5.85 million drug bust on N1: Western Cape police have arrested a 46-year-old man after intercepting his vehicle on the N1 near Beaufort West. An intelligence-driven operation involving Organised Crime Investigations, Crime Intelligence and Beaufort West police uncovered 57,000 Mandrax tablets and 5kg of cocaine, with an estimated street value of R5.85 million. The suspect faces a charge of dealing in drugs and is expected to appear in the Beaufort West Magistrates’ Court on 14 September 2026.

Six Nigerian nationals are being extradited from South Africa to the United States today. They are wanted in the US over an alleged online romance scam

Colored people of Cape Town are complaining once again