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Media may use all stories, pictures and other material on the SAnews site and from its Facebook and X accounts at no cost.
People can send anonymous tip-offs that may assist the police investigations using MySapsApp.
Community members can provide information that may assist police investigating the murder cases involving women in Gauteng.
Community members can provide information that may assist police with the investigations into the murder cases involving women in Gauteng.
Members of the public who have any information, hearings, or knowledge that may assist the police investigation into the killings of women in Kempton Park and Boksburg are urged to come forward and report it to law enforcement agencies.
Members of the public who have any information, heard something, or know something that may assist the police investigation into the killings are called upon to report it to help solve the crimes.
Communities are encouraged to remain vigilant about activities around them and report suspicious behaviour to the police, including illicit drugs, illegal firearms, gender-based violence and femicide, abuse of children and the elderly, vandalism, and other illegal activities.
Government urges communities to make use of established safety structures, including Community Police Forums (CPFs), neighbourhood watches and other community safety initiatives, and to work closely with the South African Police Service (SAPS) and local authorities.
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Anyone with information about the killings, or those searching for a missing relative or friend in connection with the incidents, can contact Warrant Officer Elvis Manyike on 082 465 7249.
Members of the public can assist the Madlanga Commission by offering information and testifying before it, and can reach it through its hotline and by email. Over the past year the Commission's hotline took 1894 calls and it received 4548 emails from members of the public, and 110 witnesses gave testimony.
The Gauteng Department of Health has rolled out the bi-annual HIV-prevention injection Lenacapavir across 133 health facilities in five districts. The injection is given twice a year and can reduce the risk of HIV acquisition when used alongside safer-sex practices.
