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Eyewitness News
01-05-2025
- Eyewitness News
SAPS offers rewards for info on three Cape Town murder cases
CAPE TOWN - The South African Police Service is offering a number of monetary rewards, in at least three cases that detectives are struggling to crack in Cape relates to the murder of a principal, another pertains to the killing of a tourist and the latest involves the murder of a well-known taxi rewards range from R50,000 to R100, the shooting of CATA Regional Taxi Association executive, Mongi Titi, at the Nyanga rank two weeks ago, this is what the police's Malcolm Pojie has been able to confirm."The investigation has not delivered any arrests yet and police have now indicated anyone with information that helps track down the killers could earn a reward of up to R50,000."Older cases are also still offering R50,000 reward is on offer in connection with the shooting of a principal in Kraaifontein in Ekuthuleni Primary School headmaster was shot dead in his car outside the school premises, while his wife was wounded in the even bigger reward is being offered for information about the murder of a British doctor in Nyanga in August man and his family were en route to the airport when their GPS re-directed them through Nyanga, because the N2 was blocked due to a taxi strike. An unknown man approached their vehicle and shot him in the head.
The South African
30-04-2025
- The South African
Police offer R50 000 reward in Kraaifontein principal's murder
Western Cape police are offering a reward of up to R50 000 for information that could help them find the killers of Dr Jeff P. Sigudla, the principal of Ekuthuleni Primary School, who was gunned down outside the school in Kraaifontein on 23 January 2025. According to IOL, attackers ambushed Dr Sigudla and his wife at the school gate as they arrived in their white Mahindra. Gunmen opened fire on the couple, killing the 54-year-old principal at the scene. The attackers shot his wife in the leg and she was rushed to the hospital. According to a witness, the principal had just arrived when the shooting began. 'After the first shots, the car rolled to a stop. Then the attackers walked up to the vehicle and continued firing.' The shooting unfolded in front of pupils, leaving many traumatised. The education department has since deployed counsellors to support staff and learners. Provincial Serious and Violent Crimes detectives are leading the investigation. Police confirmed that three unidentified men opened fire on the victims before fleeing in an unknown vehicle. As part of efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice, police are urging anyone with information to come forward. Authorities are offering a reward of up to R50 000 to anyone who helps secure arrests and convictions. Contact Warrant Officer Bradley Davids at 082 778 7345, or call Crime Stop at 08600 10111. Information can also be submitted anonymously via the My SAPS App. Police have guaranteed full confidentiality. Let us know by leaving a comment below, or send a WhatsApp to 060 011 021 1 . Subscribe to The South African website's newsletters and follow us on WhatsApp , Facebook , X, and Bluesky for the latest news.
TimesLIVE
29-04-2025
- TimesLIVE
W Cape police offer rewards for murders of doctor, principal and taxi leader
Western Cape police have offered rewards ranging from R50,000 to R100,000 to assist in apprehending the perpetrators of three separate crimes. Kar Hao Teoh, 40, a British trauma and orthopaedic doctor, took a wrong turn into Nyanga, a township notorious for crime, while on holiday with his family. He was with his wife Sara and two-year-old son Hugo when he was killed on August 3, 2023, after travelling from Hermanus to Cape Town International Airport. His GPS rerouted them into Nyanga as the N2 was blocked due to a taxi strike. Police spokesperson Lt-Col Malcolm Pojie said: 'While driving on Ntlangano Road, an unknown man approached and shot the doctor in the head. 'The suspect was described as a light-skinned African male wearing a hoodie. No-one else was injured or robbed. A reward of up to R100,000 is offered.' Jeffrey Sigudla, 54, principal of Ekuthuleni Primary School in Kraaifontein, was driving with his wife and stopped in front of the school when two suspects fired shots at him. He died on the scene on January 23. 'The deceased's wife was wounded in her arm. Nothing was taken and the suspects fled on foot. A reward of up to R50,000 is offered,' said Pojie. Mongi Titi, 45, a Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association secretary, was shot dead in Emms Drive in Nyanga on April 16. He was seated in his stationary Toyota Fortuner at the Nyanga taxi tank. 'Nothing was taken from the deceased, though he was armed. It is believed that two suspects fled the scene. A reward of up to R50,000 is offered,' said Pojie. 'We appeal to anyone with information regarding the murders and the whereabouts of the suspects to contact Lt-Col Julian Tarentaal on 082 559 4645 or Capt Lukhanyo Magadla on 082 411 3245. Both are attached to the Western Cape serious and violent crime investigations.'
