Okae molao
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NKHWASHU: Crime in Vanderbijlpark decreasing due to Okae Molao operation
In recent months, robbery aggravating crimes in Vanderbijlpark were at their peak.
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NKHWASHU: More cops on the roads, fewer drunk drivers and criminals!
Another instalment of safer festive Operation Okae Molao was conducted in Sebokeng, N1 offramp on Saturday evening.
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Okae Molao hits Sebokeng Streets
Gauteng’s Okae Molao operation swept the streets of Sebokeng last week Thursday.
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Operation Okae Molao sweeps through Vanderbijpark streets
The men and women in blue have delivered yet another installment of the weekly Operation Okae Molao.
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Illegal migrants removed from Sharpeville streets
Dozens arrested for failing to produce documents
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800 suspects arrested during okae molao operations in Gauteng districts
The Gauteng MEC for Community Safety, Faith Mazibuko joined the Provincial Commissioner of SAPS in Gauteng, Lieutenant General Elias Mawela…
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Operation Okae Molao held in Meyerton
The operation was held in conjunction with Prasa, private securities, Department of Community safety, Midvaal traffic and Gauteng traffic departments.
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Operation ‘Okae molao’ conducted
The Operation started on the Barrage N1 and was in two folds.
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Over 1200 suspects arrested in Gauteng over the weekend
The South African Police Services (SAPS) have continued to clamp down on crime in the province by carrying out ‘Operation…
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Operation ‘Okae Molao’ a success
In Phase 4 a shack owner was arrested on the charge of operating an illegal shebeen and all alcohol was…
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Over 300 people arrested for contravening Disaster Management Act
Masondo states that parallel operations were led by the District Commissioners in Sedibeng, Ekurhuleni, West Rand and Johannesburg where more…
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Cats and expired food found during raids
There were some shops where cats were found loose on the premises, released apparently to catch rats.
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