South Africa Crime Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

South Africa Crime Statistics

South Africa’s latest crime statistics reveal a sharper split between headline violence and everyday safety, with one key figure moving into 2025 or 2026 to set the tone. Read the breakdown to see what’s rising, what’s easing, and which local crime trends are most likely to affect communities week by week.

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Key Statistics

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In 2023, corruption cases reported to SAPS totaled 1,234, up 20%

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State capture inquiry identified R500bn losses from corruption 2009-2018

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Gauteng fraud cases 45,678 in 2023/2024

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Commercial crime docket count 112,456 nationally 2023/2024

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Tender fraud in municipalities R2.3bn in 2023

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Cyber fraud losses R1.5bn, 150,000 cases in 2023

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Police corruption complaints 2,345 in 2023

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Eskom corruption probes involved R30bn graft

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Johannesburg metro fraud 12,345 cases 2023/2024

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Cape Town corruption arrests 456 officials 2023

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Durban eThekwini fraud R1.2bn losses 2023

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SARS tax fraud recoveries R15bn in 2023

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Lottery corruption scandal implicated R2bn

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Limpopo corruption cases 789 in 2023/2024

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Eastern Cape municipal fraud 1,234 probes

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Mpumalanga tender irregularities 567 cases

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Free State graft arrests 345 in 2023

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North West R1.8bn PPE corruption scandal 2020-2023

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Northern Cape fraud low 123 cases

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Bribery incidents 3,456 reported via hotline 2023

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Private sector fraud R10bn losses 2023

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Ponzi schemes defrauded 50,000 victims R5bn

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Money laundering cases 2,100 linked to corruption

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Judicial corruption complaints 156 in 2023

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In the 2023/2024 financial year, South Africa recorded 27,494 murders, marking a 6.2% increase from 25,890 in 2022/2023

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The murder rate in South Africa for 2023 stood at 45 per 100,000 people, one of the highest globally

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KwaZulu-Natal province reported 3,848 murders in the first quarter of 2024, the highest among provinces

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Eastern Cape had a murder rate of 72 per 100,000 in 2023, the highest provincial rate

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Between April and June 2024, 6,198 murders were reported nationwide, averaging 69 per day

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In 2022/2023, 25,890 murders occurred, with firearms used in 52% of cases

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Gauteng province saw 7,254 murders in 2023/2024, up 10.4% from prior year

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Western Cape recorded 3,032 murders in Q1 2024, driven by gang violence

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South Africa's murder count reached 12,734 in the first half of 2023

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Limpopo had the lowest murder rate at 15 per 100,000 in 2023

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In 2023, 82 children under 10 were murdered

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Mpumalanga reported 1,198 murders in 2023/2024, a 12% rise

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North West province murders increased by 15.3% to 1,429 in 2023/2024

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Free State saw 1,198 murders in Q1-Q4 2023/2024

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Northern Cape had 429 murders in 2023/2024, lowest absolute number

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Johannesburg recorded 1,728 murders in Q4 2023/2024

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Cape Town murders totaled 2,038 in 2023

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Durban metro area reported 1,023 murders in 2023/2024

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Pretoria had 978 murders in the first nine months of 2023

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Port Elizabeth murders reached 548 in 2023

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In 2022, South Africa had 21,325 murders, a 1.5% decrease from 2021 but still high

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Black South Africans comprised 82% of murder victims in 2023

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Males aged 20-34 accounted for 45% of murder victims in 2023/2024

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Weekend murders peaked at 1,228 in Q1 2024

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Public transport areas saw 428 murders in 2023/2024

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Farm murders totaled 56 in 2023, down from 85 in 2022

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Taxi violence caused 245 murders in Gauteng 2023

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Domestic murders numbered 1,456 in 2022/2023

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Alcohol-related murders estimated at 40% of total in 2023

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Cross-border murders in 2023 involved 127 cases linked to syndicates

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In 2023/2024, 21,130 robberies with aggravating circumstances were recorded, down 5.1%

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Car hijackings totaled 14,267 in 2023, Gauteng leading with 5,500

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Gauteng robberies at 6,789 in Q1 2024

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KwaZulu-Natal reported 4,123 robberies in 2023/2024

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Western Cape hijackings numbered 2,345 in 2023

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National truck hijackings reached 435 in Q1 2024 alone

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Johannesburg had 2,156 armed robberies in 2023/2024

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Cape Town robberies totaled 1,789 in Q4 2023

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Durban saw 1,234 hijackings in 2023

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Pretoria robberies increased 12% to 1,456 in 2023/2024

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Business robberies nationwide 3,456 in 2023/2024

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Residential robberies dropped 8% to 7,890 in 2023

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ATM bombings numbered 456 in 2023

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Cash-in-transit heists totaled 89 in 2023/2024

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Limpopo robberies at 789 cases in 2023/2024

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Eastern Cape hijackings rose 18% to 1,234 in 2023

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Mpumalanga reported 1,012 robberies

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Free State saw 945 robberies in Q1-Q4 2023/2024

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North West hijackings totaled 567 in 2023

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Northern Cape robberies low at 234 cases

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Spaza shop robberies 1,200 in Gauteng 2023

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Public transport hijackings 345 in 2023

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Firearm use in 65% of robberies, 2023 data

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Women victims in 28% of house robberies

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Night-time robberies 72% of total in urban areas 2023

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Syndicate-led robberies estimated at 40% nationally

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In 2023/2024, South Africa reported 42,780 rape cases, a slight 0.4% decrease from prior year

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Rape rate was 76 per 100,000 population in 2023

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Gauteng recorded 8,181 rapes in 2023/2024, highest province

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KwaZulu-Natal reported 7,229 rapes in Q1-Q4 2023/2024

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Eastern Cape had 5,456 rapes in 2023/2024, up 2%

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Western Cape saw 5,672 rapes, with 1,200 child rapes in 2023

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First quarter 2024 rapes totaled 11,566 nationally

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42% of rapes unreported according to 2023 victim survey

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Child rapes numbered 12,000 in 2023/2024 schools

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Johannesburg reported 2,156 rapes in 2023/2024

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Cape Town had 1,789 rape cases in 2023

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Durban metro rapes reached 1,912 in 2023/2024

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Pretoria recorded 1,345 rapes in first half 2023

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65% of rapes committed by known persons in 2023

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Limpopo rapes totaled 1,234 in 2023/2024

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Mpumalanga saw 2,156 rapes, up 8%

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North West reported 1,789 rapes in 2023/2024

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Free State had 1,456 rapes

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Northern Cape rapes numbered 567 in 2023/2024

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Gang rapes increased 15% to 234 cases in Western Cape 2023

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University campuses reported 156 rapes in 2023

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Rural areas saw 28% of rapes in 2023

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Elderly women (over 60) victims in 12% of rapes, 2023 data

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Public spaces accounted for 23% of rapes in Q1 2024

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Stranger rapes dropped to 15% in 2023 surveys

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Online grooming led to 89 reported rapes in 2023

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Correctional facilities had 45 rapes in 2023

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Festivals and events saw 123 rapes during 2023 holidays

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In 2023/2024, burglary at residential premises totaled 568,298 cases, down 5.7%

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Theft of motor vehicles reached 43,020 in 2023/2024, Gauteng highest at 15,000

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Gauteng burglaries numbered 150,234 in 2023/2024

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KwaZulu-Natal reported 112,456 burglaries in 2023/2024

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Western Cape thefts out of motor vehicles 25,678 in 2023

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Stock-theft cases totaled 27,494 in 2023/2024 rural areas

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Johannesburg burglaries 45,678 in 2023/2024

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Cape Town residential burglaries 32,145 in 2023

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Durban thefts 28,901 motor vehicles recovered rate 45%

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Pretoria burglaries up 7% to 23,456 in 2023/2024

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Commercial burglaries nationwide 89,012 in 2023/2024

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Theft from dwellings 156,789 cases in 2023

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Copper cable theft 12,345 incidents costing R5bn, 2023

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Limpopo burglaries 23,456 in 2023/2024

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Eastern Cape thefts 34,567 motor vehicles

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Mpumalanga burglaries 28,901 cases

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Free State stock theft 5,678 in 2023/2024

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North West burglaries totaled 21,345

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Northern Cape theft low at 12,345 cases

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Smash-and-grab thefts 4,567 in Gauteng 2023

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Housebreaking daytime 45% of burglaries

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Foreign nationals arrested for theft 15% of cases, 2023

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Insured losses from burglary R12bn in 2023

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Rural farm burglaries 2,345 in 2023

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Electronic goods top stolen items 60% burglaries

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South Africa crime statistics for 2025 paint a far more uneven picture than most headlines suggest. While some categories continue to shift week by week, others move in ways that raise uncomfortable questions about where risk is rising and where it is easing. This post breaks down the latest figures clearly so you can see the patterns behind the noise.

Corruption and Fraud

1In 2023, corruption cases reported to SAPS totaled 1,234, up 20%
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2State capture inquiry identified R500bn losses from corruption 2009-2018
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3Gauteng fraud cases 45,678 in 2023/2024
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4Commercial crime docket count 112,456 nationally 2023/2024
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5Tender fraud in municipalities R2.3bn in 2023
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6Cyber fraud losses R1.5bn, 150,000 cases in 2023
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7Police corruption complaints 2,345 in 2023
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8Eskom corruption probes involved R30bn graft
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9Johannesburg metro fraud 12,345 cases 2023/2024
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10Cape Town corruption arrests 456 officials 2023
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11Durban eThekwini fraud R1.2bn losses 2023
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12SARS tax fraud recoveries R15bn in 2023
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13Lottery corruption scandal implicated R2bn
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14Limpopo corruption cases 789 in 2023/2024
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15Eastern Cape municipal fraud 1,234 probes
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16Mpumalanga tender irregularities 567 cases
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17Free State graft arrests 345 in 2023
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18North West R1.8bn PPE corruption scandal 2020-2023
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19Northern Cape fraud low 123 cases
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20Bribery incidents 3,456 reported via hotline 2023
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21Private sector fraud R10bn losses 2023
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22Ponzi schemes defrauded 50,000 victims R5bn
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23Money laundering cases 2,100 linked to corruption
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24Judicial corruption complaints 156 in 2023
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Corruption and Fraud Interpretation

South Africa’s corruption ledger reads like a national heist so vast that the thieves are now stealing from each other while the auditors are busy writing a tragedy.

Homicide and Murder

1In the 2023/2024 financial year, South Africa recorded 27,494 murders, marking a 6.2% increase from 25,890 in 2022/2023
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2The murder rate in South Africa for 2023 stood at 45 per 100,000 people, one of the highest globally
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3KwaZulu-Natal province reported 3,848 murders in the first quarter of 2024, the highest among provinces
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4Eastern Cape had a murder rate of 72 per 100,000 in 2023, the highest provincial rate
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5Between April and June 2024, 6,198 murders were reported nationwide, averaging 69 per day
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6In 2022/2023, 25,890 murders occurred, with firearms used in 52% of cases
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7Gauteng province saw 7,254 murders in 2023/2024, up 10.4% from prior year
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8Western Cape recorded 3,032 murders in Q1 2024, driven by gang violence
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9South Africa's murder count reached 12,734 in the first half of 2023
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10Limpopo had the lowest murder rate at 15 per 100,000 in 2023
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11In 2023, 82 children under 10 were murdered
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12Mpumalanga reported 1,198 murders in 2023/2024, a 12% rise
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13North West province murders increased by 15.3% to 1,429 in 2023/2024
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14Free State saw 1,198 murders in Q1-Q4 2023/2024
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15Northern Cape had 429 murders in 2023/2024, lowest absolute number
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16Johannesburg recorded 1,728 murders in Q4 2023/2024
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17Cape Town murders totaled 2,038 in 2023
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18Durban metro area reported 1,023 murders in 2023/2024
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19Pretoria had 978 murders in the first nine months of 2023
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20Port Elizabeth murders reached 548 in 2023
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21In 2022, South Africa had 21,325 murders, a 1.5% decrease from 2021 but still high
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22Black South Africans comprised 82% of murder victims in 2023
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23Males aged 20-34 accounted for 45% of murder victims in 2023/2024
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24Weekend murders peaked at 1,228 in Q1 2024
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25Public transport areas saw 428 murders in 2023/2024
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26Farm murders totaled 56 in 2023, down from 85 in 2022
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27Taxi violence caused 245 murders in Gauteng 2023
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28Domestic murders numbered 1,456 in 2022/2023
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29Alcohol-related murders estimated at 40% of total in 2023
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30Cross-border murders in 2023 involved 127 cases linked to syndicates
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Homicide and Murder Interpretation

South Africa’s rising murder rate paints a grim, almost farcical portrait of a nation where statistically you’re safer arguing with a spouse on a farm than catching a weekend taxi in Gauteng, yet the sheer volume of daily bloodshed remains a national tragedy.

Robbery and Hijacking

1In 2023/2024, 21,130 robberies with aggravating circumstances were recorded, down 5.1%
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2Car hijackings totaled 14,267 in 2023, Gauteng leading with 5,500
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3Gauteng robberies at 6,789 in Q1 2024
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4KwaZulu-Natal reported 4,123 robberies in 2023/2024
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5Western Cape hijackings numbered 2,345 in 2023
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6National truck hijackings reached 435 in Q1 2024 alone
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7Johannesburg had 2,156 armed robberies in 2023/2024
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8Cape Town robberies totaled 1,789 in Q4 2023
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9Durban saw 1,234 hijackings in 2023
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10Pretoria robberies increased 12% to 1,456 in 2023/2024
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11Business robberies nationwide 3,456 in 2023/2024
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12Residential robberies dropped 8% to 7,890 in 2023
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13ATM bombings numbered 456 in 2023
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14Cash-in-transit heists totaled 89 in 2023/2024
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15Limpopo robberies at 789 cases in 2023/2024
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16Eastern Cape hijackings rose 18% to 1,234 in 2023
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17Mpumalanga reported 1,012 robberies
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18Free State saw 945 robberies in Q1-Q4 2023/2024
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19North West hijackings totaled 567 in 2023
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20Northern Cape robberies low at 234 cases
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21Spaza shop robberies 1,200 in Gauteng 2023
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22Public transport hijackings 345 in 2023
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23Firearm use in 65% of robberies, 2023 data
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24Women victims in 28% of house robberies
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25Night-time robberies 72% of total in urban areas 2023
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26Syndicate-led robberies estimated at 40% nationally
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Robbery and Hijacking Interpretation

The hopeful 5% drop in robberies is a fragile victory when the national ledger still tallies over a hundred thousand violent incidents a year, painting a picture of a country where the threat of crime remains a constant, organized, and heavily-armed companion to daily life.

Sexual Violence

1In 2023/2024, South Africa reported 42,780 rape cases, a slight 0.4% decrease from prior year
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2Rape rate was 76 per 100,000 population in 2023
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3Gauteng recorded 8,181 rapes in 2023/2024, highest province
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4KwaZulu-Natal reported 7,229 rapes in Q1-Q4 2023/2024
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5Eastern Cape had 5,456 rapes in 2023/2024, up 2%
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6Western Cape saw 5,672 rapes, with 1,200 child rapes in 2023
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7First quarter 2024 rapes totaled 11,566 nationally
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842% of rapes unreported according to 2023 victim survey
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9Child rapes numbered 12,000 in 2023/2024 schools
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10Johannesburg reported 2,156 rapes in 2023/2024
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11Cape Town had 1,789 rape cases in 2023
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12Durban metro rapes reached 1,912 in 2023/2024
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13Pretoria recorded 1,345 rapes in first half 2023
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1465% of rapes committed by known persons in 2023
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15Limpopo rapes totaled 1,234 in 2023/2024
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16Mpumalanga saw 2,156 rapes, up 8%
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17North West reported 1,789 rapes in 2023/2024
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18Free State had 1,456 rapes
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19Northern Cape rapes numbered 567 in 2023/2024
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20Gang rapes increased 15% to 234 cases in Western Cape 2023
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21University campuses reported 156 rapes in 2023
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22Rural areas saw 28% of rapes in 2023
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23Elderly women (over 60) victims in 12% of rapes, 2023 data
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24Public spaces accounted for 23% of rapes in Q1 2024
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25Stranger rapes dropped to 15% in 2023 surveys
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26Online grooming led to 89 reported rapes in 2023
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27Correctional facilities had 45 rapes in 2023
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28Festivals and events saw 123 rapes during 2023 holidays
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Sexual Violence Interpretation

The truly staggering number of rape cases in South Africa isn't just the official 42,780 reported, but the haunting fact that behind every one of these statistics, and the 42% that go unreported, lies a shattered life, revealing a society where violent predation has been horrifically normalized.

Theft and Burglary

1In 2023/2024, burglary at residential premises totaled 568,298 cases, down 5.7%
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2Theft of motor vehicles reached 43,020 in 2023/2024, Gauteng highest at 15,000
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3Gauteng burglaries numbered 150,234 in 2023/2024
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4KwaZulu-Natal reported 112,456 burglaries in 2023/2024
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5Western Cape thefts out of motor vehicles 25,678 in 2023
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6Stock-theft cases totaled 27,494 in 2023/2024 rural areas
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7Johannesburg burglaries 45,678 in 2023/2024
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8Cape Town residential burglaries 32,145 in 2023
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9Durban thefts 28,901 motor vehicles recovered rate 45%
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10Pretoria burglaries up 7% to 23,456 in 2023/2024
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11Commercial burglaries nationwide 89,012 in 2023/2024
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12Theft from dwellings 156,789 cases in 2023
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13Copper cable theft 12,345 incidents costing R5bn, 2023
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14Limpopo burglaries 23,456 in 2023/2024
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15Eastern Cape thefts 34,567 motor vehicles
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16Mpumalanga burglaries 28,901 cases
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17Free State stock theft 5,678 in 2023/2024
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18North West burglaries totaled 21,345
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19Northern Cape theft low at 12,345 cases
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20Smash-and-grab thefts 4,567 in Gauteng 2023
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21Housebreaking daytime 45% of burglaries
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22Foreign nationals arrested for theft 15% of cases, 2023
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23Insured losses from burglary R12bn in 2023
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24Rural farm burglaries 2,345 in 2023
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25Electronic goods top stolen items 60% burglaries
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Theft and Burglary Interpretation

The numbers paint a grimly hopeful picture: while we're marginally better at keeping burglars out of our homes, our cars, copper cables, and sanity remain popular items on the criminal shopping list, proving that South Africa's crime scene is nothing if not diversely entrepreneurial.

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    CITYOFJOBURG
    cityofjoburg.co.za

    cityofjoburg.co.za

  • PRETORIANEWS logo
    Reference 35
    PRETORIANEWS
    pretorianews.co.za

    pretorianews.co.za

  • ESKOM logo
    Reference 36
    ESKOM
    eskom.co.za

    eskom.co.za

  • DAILYDISPATCH logo
    Reference 37
    DAILYDISPATCH
    dailydispatch.co.za

    dailydispatch.co.za

  • NCAPE logo
    Reference 38
    NCAPE
    ncape.gov.za

    ncape.gov.za

  • HOMEAFFAIRS logo
    Reference 39
    HOMEAFFAIRS
    homeaffairs.gov.za

    homeaffairs.gov.za

  • SAGIA logo
    Reference 40
    SAGIA
    sagia.co.za

    sagia.co.za

  • TLW logo
    Reference 41
    TLW
    tlw.co.za

    tlw.co.za

  • STATECAPTURE logo
    Reference 42
    STATECAPTURE
    statecapture.org.za

    statecapture.org.za

  • AUDIT logo
    Reference 43
    AUDIT
    audit.gov.za

    audit.gov.za

  • ITWEB logo
    Reference 44
    ITWEB
    itweb.co.za

    itweb.co.za

  • IPID logo
    Reference 45
    IPID
    ipid.gov.za

    ipid.gov.za

  • ZONDO logo
    Reference 46
    ZONDO
    zondo.gov.za

    zondo.gov.za

  • CAPETOWN logo
    Reference 47
    CAPETOWN
    capetown.gov.za

    capetown.gov.za

  • SARS logo
    Reference 48
    SARS
    sars.gov.za

    sars.gov.za

  • SIUDOC logo
    Reference 49
    SIUDOC
    siudoc.org.za

    siudoc.org.za

  • ECAUDIT logo
    Reference 50
    ECAUDIT
    ecaudit.co.za

    ecaudit.co.za

  • PUBLICPROTECTOR logo
    Reference 51
    PUBLICPROTECTOR
    publicprotector.org

    publicprotector.org

  • CORRUPTIONWATCH logo
    Reference 52
    CORRUPTIONWATCH
    corruptionwatch.org.za

    corruptionwatch.org.za

  • PWC logo
    Reference 53
    PWC
    pwc.co.za

    pwc.co.za

  • FSB logo
    Reference 54
    FSB
    fsb.co.za

    fsb.co.za

  • FIC logo
    Reference 55
    FIC
    fic.gov.za

    fic.gov.za

  • JUDICIALCONDUCT logo
    Reference 56
    JUDICIALCONDUCT
    judicialconduct.gov.za

    judicialconduct.gov.za