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A running record of what SAPS reports, what Parliament asks, and what is still missing from the official count.

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First quarter 2026/27 · 1 April – 30 June 2026 · South African Police Service
PARLIAMENT · SAPS · CIVIL SOCIETY

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You cannot fix
what you refuse
to count.

Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Police found that disaggregated data on murder, attempted murder and GBH against women and children was left out of the fourth-quarter 2024/25 crime statistics — and that the police explanation for the omission did not hold up on review.

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Reported rape, latest quarter · SAPS
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Provincial split is indicative, drawn from published quarterly briefings. Exact figures are reconciled each quarter against the full SAPS release.
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