Kidnapped businessman rescued, wanted Mozambican kidnapper fatally wounded

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KEMPTON PARK - The South African Police Service (SAPS) Anti-Kidnapping Task Team has safely reunited an Indian businessman with his family following a shootout with an alleged mastermind behind the businessman’s kidnapping. The businessman was found in Alexandra in a shack shortly after midnight on Thursday, 04 September 2025. His rescue follows a shooting in which the alleged mastermind behind his kidnapping was shot and killed during confrontation with police officers near the R21 in Kempton Park on Wednesday evening. The suspect who goes by the nickname “Dollarman” is a wanted kidnapping kingpin in both SA and in Mozambique. He is on SERNIC which is Mozambique’s wanted persons database where he was a wanted for several kidnapping for ransoms cases. In SA he was also linked to at least five kidnapping for ransom cases as well as other cases of housebreaking, carjacking and possession of unlicensed firearms. From July 2021 to date more than 337 kidnappers have been arrest...
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Save lives! Motorists advised on what to do when every second counts

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"When every second counts", is a phrase synonymous with First Responders such as Paramedics at an accident scene.

Knowing what to do when an ambulance is behind you can save lives! 

Here are a few simple but vital steps to help paramedics reach those in need quickly and safely, courtesy of ALS Paramedics Medical Services:

* Move to the side: Create space for the ambulance to pass.
* Give way: Prioritise the emergency vehicle’s path.
* Stop until the ambulance passes through: Avoid driving ahead or next to it.
* Keep the centre lane open: This is crucial for smooth passage in heavy traffic.
Your quick actions can make all the difference. 

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