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South Africa’s Police Minister Bheki Cele and senior police officers on Monday visited the home of Nhlanhla “Lux” Dlamini following reports of a bombing incident.
According to <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-and-courts/look-hawks-forensic-cops-comb-luxs-pimville-home-for-clues-after-double-bombing-f4c8aaed-de21-4d92-b63d-2b1017e08f6f">IOL</a>, it is alleged that two commercial explosives, like the ones used in mines or ATM bombings, exploded at Lux’s family home in Pimville, Soweto, in the early hours of Monday morning.
Cele said they were taking the threats seriously and the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) and forensic teams were deployed to the area to investigate the claims. He said:
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It seems minor until you see the damage… The explosives used were quite powerful. This is a form of thuggery and we hope that SAPS teams find answers. We are expecting a report from the forensic teams.
A case of public violence and malicious damage to property has been registered.
</blockquote>
Lux, who is president of the Soweto parliament and former leader of Operation Dudula, has blamed the opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party led by Julius Malema for the attack.
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South Africa’s police minister, Bheki Cele, yesterday said police shot and killed 8 members of a 25-member gang involved in cash heists in Gauteng and Kwazulu Natal (KZN), arrested 8 while the remaining are still at large.
Cele said the gang is armed to the teeth as they have AK47s and double magazines.
He said the gang comprised of  4 South Africans from KZN, 1 from Botswana and “the rest” – 20 from Zimbabwe shot at a helicopter and injured the pilot. Watch the video below for more:
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The South African Police Service (SAPS) has arrested at least three people believed to have had a hand in the riots that rocked Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal (KZN).
The South African government has characterised the violence and looting that led to the death of over 200 people an insurrection.
The arrests were confirmed by Police Minister Bheki Cele on Sunday afternoon, 18 July 2021, in KZN.
Cele said the suspects are not part of the 12 people that were mentioned in the previous week.
The Minister said the suspects will be appearing in court on Monday, 19 July but he could not disclose the suspects’ names until they make an appearance in the dock. Said Cele:
<blockquote>Do we have any movement on that, the latest on how many people have been arrested because people are waiting for answers? We do.
The names of 3 people have, but there are other names that have been given to the security forces.
Unfortunately, we are not going to be able to name those people until they are arrested and come to court.
But it seems as soon as tomorrow those names will come to the public eye.</blockquote>
Axed former State Security Agency (SSA) top spy and former SA ambassador to Japan, Thulani Dlomo was fingered as one of the suspects but has vehemently denied this.
Dlomo handed himself over to SAPS in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal on Friday, 16 July, but was released from police custody without being charged. He said:
<blockquote>I am continuously referred to as Zuma’s spy. The facts are that I served my country for more than two decades in the security services and most recently as an ambassador to Japan.
I do not serve any individual, I serve my country and I continue to engage with senior members of government to serve my country today.</blockquote>
The South African civil unrest started out as demonstrations demanding former president Jacob Zuma’s release from prison in KZN but soon morphed into looting sprees, which then spread to parts of Gauteng.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/breaking-three-alleged-instigators-of-kzn-gauteng-riots-arrested/">The South African</a></h4>

Three Alleged Instigators Of KZN, Gauteng Riots Arrested

South Africa’s Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, said that people were hacked and died of gunshot wounds in Phoenix, KwaZulu-Natal, as racial tensions intensified in the area this week.
Cele visited the area for the second time this week, on Saturday, to address the issue and met with angry Bhambayi community members. The township borders Phoenix.
20 people from nearby townships were reportedly murdered in Phoenix since the outbreak of unrest and violence in the province, with a dedicated team of 10 detectives tasked with investigating the murders.
Bhambayi residents told Cele that armed Phoenix residents attacked them and prevented them from entering the suburb.
During his first visit on Thursday, Cele said the primary problem in Phoenix is criminality and that there is a secondary problem which is the racial connotations that have happened.
However, on his second visit today, the Minister reiterated that it is not about race but about fighting crime. He said:
<blockquote>It’s important to understand that there are people who have been killed. If it’s an Indian who killed an African, we must find the killer, if it’s an African who killed an Indian we must find the killer.
We are not looking for an Indian or an African but we want to find the killers.</blockquote>
Cele urged communities to refrain from taking matters into their own hands in the name of safeguarding the communities against the ongoing riots and looting in parts of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/phoenix-latest-news-bheki-cele-says-people-were-hacked-and-died-of-gunshots-massacre-racial-tensions-in-phoenix-durban/">The South African</a></h4>

People Were Hacked And Shot Dead In Phoenix - SA Police Minister

As the deadline to arrest former South African President Jacob Zuma expires at midnight, a delegation of senior police officers led by Police Minister Bheki Cele was expected to visit Nkandla on Wednesday.
Cele has until Wednesday midnight to comply with a ConCourt order directing him to get Zuma arrested so he could start serving his 15-month sentence.
He could be charged with contempt of court if Zuma was not arrested by midnight.
The ConCourt imposed the 15-month jail sentence on Zuma after he had disobeyed the court’s order compelling him to appear before the Zondo Commission investigating allegations of state capture.
News24 reported sources within the ANC national executive committee (NEC) saying senior party leaders have requested Cele to first engage with Zuma before police move into Nkandla and arrest him. An ANC NEC member was quoted as saying:
<blockquote>Even though Zuma missed an opportunity to ensure that his arrest was a dignified one by handing himself to the police as per the ConCourt’s order, storming into his home and putting him in handcuffs should be a last resort.
That’s why it was felt that the police minister should first give Zuma an opportunity to hand himself to the nearest police station.</blockquote>
Cele, who said police did not want Zuma’s arrest to result in “loss of life” was on Wednesday morning rumoured to be on his way to Nkandla for a meeting with Zuma.
Meanwhile, Zuma has lodged papers with both the Pietermaritzburg High Court and the ConCourt in a bid to have his sentence and conviction set aside.
Earlier in the week, Cele wrote to the ConCourt asking the court whether police should go ahead and arrest Zuma, but on Wednesday he said police would arrest Zuma irrespective of whether the ConCourt has responded to his letter.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.news24.com/witness/news/kzn/cele-rumoured-to-be-on-his-way-to-see-zuma-in-nkandla-20210707">News24</a></h4>

'SA Police Minister On His Way To See Zuma In Nkandla'

<blockquote>The EFF notes the inappropriate and attention-seeking utterances made by Minister Bheki Cele.
After President Ramaphosa announced that we must celebrate the New Year in our homes and that at 12 midnight he will be lighting a candle for the departed due to COVID-19, Bheki Cele comes contradicting the President with his unfounded and stupid regulations that South Africans ought to be in bed by 9 pm.
We are all expected to be home by 9 pm and so the police must not harass South Africans because of the misguided imbecile of a minister who clearly suffers from verbal diarrhoea.
This clown called Bheki Cele is an anti-black minister who is only good at using violent language when he talks to blacks and very romantic when he talks to whites.
Moreover, when it comes to fighting corruption, CIT robberies, and GBV, he is nowhere to be found.
As such, as from today, no black person should listen to him until he deals decisively with the above-mentioned.
We are not in a police state and Bheki Cele must not behave like he is the absolute arbiter. He can tell his kids when to sleep at 9 pm, not us.
The EFF remains sympathetic to all infected, affected, and families of those who lost their lives hence the EFF contributed R15 million to the Solidarity Fund in fighting this killer disease.
But today we are rebooting to face it with new vigour and determination, even in the face of death we should always appreciate life.</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: SA's EFF Lambasts Police Minister For 'Be In Bed By 9 PM' Remarks

South Africa’s Police Minister, Bheki Cele on Tuesday pleaded with Jeppestown residents in Johannesburg to desist from attacking businesses in the area, a plea which was rejected by the residents.
Cele addressed the residents who had earlier attempted to storm a police station where the Minister was being briefed by police officers.
Speaking in Isizulu, Cele urged the residents to observe peace, promising to meet them over the weekend to address their concerns.
The Minister dismissed calls to deploy the South African National Defence Forces in Gauteng to deal with the protests. He said:
<blockquote>In the Western Cape, we are dealing with gangsters, not here. All we need to do is to lift the presence of the SAPS.
Police are good for the situation and I think if there is a need we can invite some officers from other provinces. I want to repeat that the SANDF can’t be unleashed on communities here.</blockquote>
Cele said that he does not believe that shops were burnt because they were owned by foreign nationals, but that it was a problem of criminality.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/celes-calls-for-peace-but-jeppestown-residents-vow-to-continue-attacks-20190903" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">News24</a></h4>

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