Johannesburg authorities arrested a drug kingpin in Operation Nomakanjani, seizing drugs and illegal goods.
Johannesburg law enforcement officials have arrested a suspected drug kingpin in the inner city as part of Operation Nomakanjani Manje Namhlanje, a large-scale crime prevention initiative targeting undocumented individuals and organised crime.
Authorities are investigating his connections to broader criminal networks operating in Johannesburg and beyond. In the last month, the SPCA has cracked down on three separate dog fighting cases, from Ottery to Eerste River, and now, Lotus River.
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