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 ...

Nelson Mandela Bay District SAPS lead #WomenForChange shutdown

GQEBERHA - On 21 November 2025, the Nelson Mandela Bay District, SAPS stations in Kariega, Kamesh, Kwanobuhle, Chatty, and Despatch, led by the #WomensNetwork, proudly stood in solidarity with #WomenForChange South Africa as part of the national G20 Shutdown initiative. This action formed part of a broader call to raise awareness about gender-based violence (GBV), promote women’s rights, and advocate for urgent reforms that protect our vulnerable communities.

The #G20Shutdown aims to highlight the continued prevalence of violence against women and children, as well as the need for stronger governmental and societal interventions. By participating in this initiative, SAPS demonstrated its commitment to supporting national advocacy efforts and ensuring that the voices of women within the Nelson Mandela Bay District and the broader South Africa are heard.

Participants engaged in a variety of awareness-raising activities.

The solidarity action reinforced the commitment of SAPS women’s structures to contribute to safer communities and to be visible advocates for women’s and children’s rights. By aligning with a national movement, the Nelson Mandela Bay District Zone 1 Women’s Network highlighted its dedication to promoting justice, equality, and community safety.

We remain committed to continued collaboration, awareness campaigns, and empowerment initiatives that will enhance the safety and well-being of women and children across our district, thus contributing to the greater good.

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