Three gang-affiliated suspects arrested in Athlone

Police in the Western Cape arrested three gang-affiliated suspects in an intelligence-driven operation linked to the attempted murder of a police officer in Athlone earlier this month.

Officers recovered a stolen vehicle, a firearm and ammunition during the operation. Spokesperson FC Van Wyk said a 27-year-old suspect was traced and arrested after police received information about a hijacking in which two women were robbed of a vehicle.

The vehicle was later recovered and confirmed to have been stolen in Hermanus. Information from the suspect led officers to a premises in Kewtown where a shotgun and ammunition were found.

Two women were also arrested in connection with the stolen vehicle and detained in Hermanus. All suspects are expected to appear in court soon.

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Suspended Sgt. Fannie Nkosi in Pretoria court facing charges; evidence includes firearms, cash, and robbery dockets from home raid.
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Suspended sergeant Fannie Nkosi faces charges after home raid

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Suspended Sergeant Fannie Nkosi of Gauteng’s Organised Crime Unit appeared in Pretoria North Magistrates’ Court on 7 April 2026, facing charges including possession of unlicensed ammunition and defeating the ends of justice. Police raided his home last week, finding firearms, cash and six undetected case dockets related to cash-in-transit robberies. His bail application was postponed to 13 April 2026.

Police in Tshwane arrested five suspects following a robbery at a jewellery store in Brooklyn on Wednesday morning. The suspects hijacked a vehicle to escape but were tracked down in Pretoria CBD. One security officer and three suspects were wounded by gunshots.

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Constable Stach Jantjies and her boyfriend Constable Cerwynn Williams were shot dead in a flat in Kariega early on Thursday morning by Jantjies' former partner, who then killed himself.

South African army and police units swept through Lavender Hill and Steenberg on Friday evening, targeting suspected drug houses as part of Operation Prosper. Children trailed the convoy with excitement, while some residents and officials voiced scepticism over its lasting effect on gang violence. No shootings have been reported in the areas since the raids.

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Warrant Officer Karl Sander told the Madlanga Commission on Tuesday that the suspects who stole R200 million worth of cocaine from Hawks offices in KwaZulu-Natal are known and linked to unit managers.

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