Heidelberg Correctional Facility raided by EST and SAPS

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GAUTENG - On Monday, 8 December 2025, the Anti-Gang Unit (AGU), under the leadership of Lieutenant Colonel Arends, conducted a search operation at the Heidelberg Correctional Facility. This initiative was executed in collaboration with facility management, including the Communications Department, the Emergency Support Team (EST), and various units of the South African Police Service (SAPS). The operation involved the search of over 100 inmates, resulting in the confiscation of numerous illegal items, including cellphones, chargers, earphones, a laptop, cash, dagga, tattoo machines, and various grocery items. On Wednesday, 10 December 2025, the #AGU returned to the Boksburg Correctional Facility for another search of approximately 150 inmates, resulting in the seizure of contraband such as multiple cellphones, a mini hi-fi, chargers, a knife, various grocery items, dagga, and cash. Further charges were imposed on the inmates found in possession of these contraband items. Lt ...

Parts of Limpopo turned into NO-GO ZONES due to #flooding



LIMPOPO - Parts of Limpopo have turned into disastrous zones following persistent rainfall across the country.

The Thabazimbi Local Municipality released a statement to caution its residents about severely affected areas and routes.

STATEMENT READS:

Due to the recent strong storms, some roads in our area are currently flooded and remain driven. However, some roads, including Elandskuil and the 10-mile route to Dwaalboom, are closed due to severe flooding. Additionally, the bridges in the surrounding areas are affected by flooding, and this is causing dangerous conditions.

Important infrastructure such as railway lines near R510 between Thabazimbi and Northam have also been affected, with parts damaged and demolished in shape.

In response to this tragedy, TLM mayor Cllr Tumisang Pilane, together with the chairman of Mafaratlhatlhatlha, Cllr Andries Tshukudu, Mmusakgotla Cllr Dingaan Sebata, Cllr Kinicki Sesoma, Councillor of Woto 5 Maxwell Magetse, and Councillor of Woto 7 Judy Mogapi, visited the places that were most affected, Including uncomfortable accommodations on Block 1 Expansion (Malema Park), Block 7, and Jabulani.

The team organized four temporary sites and meals for families affected by the flood.

We encourage all residents to stay alert and pay attention to road conditions. Flooding efforts will continue as severe storms continue.

Stay safe and please contact local authorities if you encounter any flood-related emergencies.

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