The South African Police Service and the Hawks have been working overtime busting massive drug operations across the country.
It is not known how the sharks have been feeding on the drug, but a bunch of theories exist.
The reported kidnapping of an alleged 28 gang boss last week by a Colombian drug cartel following a ‘failed international drug heist off the shores of Western Cape’ should be a clear indication that the wolves are no longer at the door, they are inside our house and getting comfortable on your couch.
Donald Sutherland dead at 88, Vodacom CEO kisses R28 million goodbye, US rapper Travis Scott arrested, DA suspends Renaldo Gouws, and World’s longest zipline to open up in the Western Cape.
Major upgrades for South Africa’s main airports, Hostage situation at McDonald’s in Durban, 1.3 tons of cocaine found hidden in frozen fish, Mantashe crowns himself most productive energy minister, and The Annual Walk-a-Thon for Capetonian doggies is back.
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If you think ‘Cocaine Bear’ was scary, then these apex predators dusted to the eyeballs should terrify you.
The BA pilot apparently went a bit off the rails the night before, crossing a very dangerous line.
Footage shared to social media reportedly shows a drug lord named ‘Taliban’ being tied to an anchor before being thrown overboard Jack Sparrow-like from a cartel’s boat.
Prosecutors found that the five-year-old boy who shot his baby brother dead was high on cocaine at the time, while the dead toddler had marijuana in his system.
A ‘big time’ drug dealer has been feeling the pointy end of social media’s shame stick after a police mugshot went viral showing the gangsta with a haircut that many are saying he stole from the classic Lego Man.
Those closest to him believed his intentions were pure, but he may have been overwhelmed by the reality of what his vision entailed.
The recently-published World Drug Report 2023 found that there were 22 million people who used cocaine in 2021, up from 21 million the previous year.
This has nothing to do with the sonic boom heard over Washington.
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Inside Hillsong’s celebrity church, Verified Twitter account spread White House explosion hoax, Americans want Harry to leave, and the Currie Cup is coming to Athlone.
Cape Town retains lowest unemployment rate, Hitler speech played on Austrian train, Woman hides cocaine in fake pregnant belly, and Thabo Bester wears R19k Burberry hoodie in jail.
Great Pacific Garbage Patch is now an ecosystem, Bryan Adams to rock SA, Apple launches a savings account, Protestors target snooker tournament, and Darkening cloud of gangsterism in WC.
But before you decide ‘klippies en coke’ is your new winter tipple, the company has no intention of putting actual cocaine into their beverages.
Besides cocaine, the Colombian Marines discovered two dead bodies when they boarded the sub, along with two other men who were busy dying.
In January this year, farm worker Jeremy Sias was found not guilty of murdering Cremer, shocking everyone involved in the case.
It has emerged that a wild cat captured in Cincinnati had cocaine in its system.
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Elephant diarrhoea, orgies, projectile vomiting, and cocaine being snorted off someone’s naked body – these are just some of the wild scenes seen in ‘Babylon’.
Dodgy dealers harassing tourists on Long Street is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the organised crime syndicates that transport cocaine to the Cape and across South Africa.
From the very beginning of the trailer for this movie based on real events, you know what you’re in for – a bear that is completely batshit on blow.
The stuff you find at the street level has usually been cut and chopped with all sorts of rubbish before it reaches the consumer.
The story starts with a drug bust in February 2014 in Durbanville and a man called Asen Ivanov.
Authorities in Belgium are struggling to cope with a rising backlog of cocaine, dubbed “cocaine-berg”, being stored at secret depots.