Two women killed after Cape Town Metro Police vehicle crashes in Khayelitsha
Two women died after being struck by a City of Cape Town Metro Police vehicle in Khayelitsha on Sunday evening. SAPS and IPID are investigating, while the City says it will conduct an internal probe.
In a recent report, the Nigeria Police Force detailed a concerning eight-week period marked by 418 homicides, 227 kidnappings, 168 acts of banditry, 165 armed robberies, 73 cases of cultism, 51 acts of terrorism, and 49 gender-based violence incidents. The force also managed to arrest 1,519 suspects, recover 191 firearms and 3,873 rounds of live ammunition, and seize 117 vehicles.
The report, released in November 2026, highlighted that 255 kidnapped victims were rescued and 56 armed criminals were neutralized during nationwide security operations. The force credited their intelligence-led and technology-driven approach, as well as collaboration with the Armed Forces and other security partners, for their successes in combating terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and cultism.
The police operations, which took place over a two-month period, demonstrated a strong commitment to protecting lives and property across the country. The report emphasized the unyielding dedication of the police personnel and their resolve to fulfill their constitutional mandate.
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