A group of 13 armed men stormed a filling station in Limpopo and escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash, according to IOL. Two men allegedly involved in the robbery were later killed in a crash as police closed in on the gang's trail. Authorities are pursuing the remaining suspects involved in the armed robbery.

Two suspected armed robbers died in a crash following a robbery at a filling station in Dennilton, Limpopo. According to The Citizen, the suspects allegedly confronted security guards and a cashier before proceeding to the cash office, where they used an explosive device to open the safe. The pair subsequently died when their vehicle crashed while fleeing the scene of the heist.

South African police are investigating a murder linked to a surge in anti-migrant attacks, which have resulted in several fatalities and prompted hundreds of individuals to flee the country. The situation reflects growing tensions surrounding migrants in South Africa, according to Al Jazeera.

Suspected bandits have ambushed and killed three members of the Kaduna State Vigilance Service, including the deputy commander, in Zuntu town, Kubau Local Government Area of Kaduna State, Nigeria. According to a security source who spoke to LEADERSHIP by telephone, the attack occurred on Sunday night while the vigilance personnel were on patrol. The incident adds to ongoing concerns about banditry and insecurity affecting communities in Kaduna State and the wider northwest region.

According to IOL, four business robberies were reported in Durban’s central business district over several days. The available information confirms the number of incidents, the general location and the timeframe, but provides no details on the businesses targeted, items taken, injuries, arrests or suspects. Authorities have not released further information in the supplied report, and the circumstances of each robbery remain unclear beyond the reported CBD locations.

Gunmen described as bandits killed three security personnel during a violent attack in Kaduna, northwest Nigeria. Hours later, the younger brother of a Kaduna state lawmaker was reportedly abducted from his home in a separate incident, according to the report. The attacks underscore persistent insecurity in Kaduna State, where armed groups have carried out repeated killings and kidnappings. Details on the exact locations, the identity of the abducted man, and any official response were not provided in the report.