A Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department officer allegedly accepted R1.5 million in cash bribes in a single day, according to a parliamentary reply by Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi addressing corruption within the province's traffic and metro police services. The allegation was reported by IOL and forms part of wider concerns about graft in Gauteng's law enforcement agencies. No further details about the officer, the source of the bribes, or any disciplinary or criminal action were provided in the report.

South African police have arrested a 45-year-old man at OR Tambo International Airport after seizing approximately two kilograms of cocaine valued at more than R800,000. According to police, the arrest formed part of an intelligence-led operation targeting drug trafficking through the airport. The suspect is expected to face charges related to drug dealing and trafficking. Authorities have not disclosed further details about the man's identity, his intended destination, or whether additional arrests are expected.

Julius Mkhwanazi has denied allegations of receiving cash following the theft of R14 million in gemstones. A witness has claimed that a suspended officer instructed colleagues to confirm the presence of the gems on-site before stealing them, raising questions about the incident.

More than 400 police recruits are in a state of uncertainty after the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) canceled their recruitment process during the training stage. The decision to restart the process was made after 52 applicants were flagged for potential corruption, according to Sowetan.

Two South African Police Service (SAPS) officers and an informer have been sentenced to prison for their involvement in a robbery and kidnapping that occurred during an unlawful operation in Randburg on May 8, 2018. The incident involved the theft of R1.2 million from three foreign nationals.

A group of recruits from the Johannesburg Metro Police Department is contesting the city's decision to cancel their appointments, which they claim is linked to allegations of corruption. Their challenge comes after two years of effort to join the force, putting their future in law enforcement at risk.