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22/07/2025
A 42-year-old female from Rosedale was arrested for dealing in drugs on Monday, 21 July 2025.This follows after Upington...
22/07/2025

A 42-year-old female from Rosedale was arrested for dealing in drugs on Monday, 21 July 2025.

This follows after Upington Border Police member’s operationalised information about an alleged drug house, in the Rosedale area
They searched the said residence and discovered Mandrax tablets, methamphetamine, cash, and suspected stolen jewellery to the total estimated value of R 95 000.00.

The suspect was detained, and she will appear in court soon.


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22/07/2025

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To all the motor bike riders, please could you please help me to find this Malawian man below. I had a bike to hire and ...
22/07/2025

To all the motor bike riders, please could you please help me to find this Malawian man below. I had a bike to hire and came to me on the 15th of July 2025 , also wanting to hire a bike. Right he hired it, and now he doesn't answering my phone calls or respond to WhatsApp, I now realise he gave me wrong address. If any one of you knows him or knows where he stays please help me. I need my motorbike back,a white Bigboy, 150 velocity with the number plate MK04WMGP. if you hve got any leads to him, please contact 0622065917

Police have arrested a prominent businessman and three alleged hitmen for orchestrating the assassination of DJ Sumbody ...
21/07/2025

Police have arrested a prominent businessman and three alleged hitmen for orchestrating the assassination of DJ Sumbody and a separate hit-style murder

STRANDED AND FAILED - CAPE TOWN CHILDREN ABANDONED IN EUROPE BY FOOTBALL TOUR OPERATORSA group of young footballers from...
20/07/2025

STRANDED AND FAILED - CAPE TOWN CHILDREN ABANDONED IN EUROPE BY FOOTBALL TOUR OPERATORS

A group of young footballers from Cape Town, including 20 boys, 5 girls, and 3 coaches, remain stranded in Europe after a football tour organised by BT Football collapsed due to alleged gross mismanagement by organisers Brandon and Jonique Timmy. The tour, which was presented to families as a golden opportunity for their children, has left the group without return flights, short-paid accommodation, and minimal access to food or proper shelter.

One of the coaches on tour described the ordeal as a complete disaster, saying that flights were bought on the same day of travel without return tickets, despite return flights being a requirement for Schengen visa approval. Coaches, left without support from the organisers, were forced to use their personal funds to feed and protect the players. It’s reported that they have spent more than R60,000 of their own money trying to keep the group afloat.

The coach further explained how he and others walked kilometres at night while the children slept, looking for accommodation. After multiple payment failures, the group was eventually evicted from their Lisbon accommodation and had to seek shelter at the airport, where temperatures soared above 40 degrees Celsius. Attempts to get help from the South African Embassy in Spain resulted in limited assistance, as embassy officials could only help with visa issues, not flights or accommodation.

With the situation deteriorating rapidly, some parents in South Africa began to step in, paying for flight and bus tickets for their own children and, where possible, for others. A group of nine players was successfully returned to South Africa under the care of one coach, but the remainder of the group remains in Europe, still relying on irregular payments from BT Football and emergency financial support from concerned families.

021News reached out to Brandon Timmy, owner of BT Football, for comment on th

Western Cape Serious and Violent Crimes detectives are offering a reward of up to R50,000 for information leading to the...
20/07/2025

Western Cape Serious and Violent Crimes detectives are offering a reward of up to R50,000 for information leading to the location of an unidentified man involved in an ongoing investigation.

SAPS spokesperson, Warrant Officer Joseph Swartbooi, said the armed suspect entered a Bellville educational institution on 20 June 2025 around 3 pm, reportedly seeking a learner, who is the child of a police officer. Fortunately, the child had already been collected.

Police have urged the public to help trace the man for questioning. Contact Detective Constable Mawande Mqhwayi at 073 734 2611 or use the MySAPS app to report information anonymously.

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