In this episode of Security Guy’d, host Rafee Moosagie takes a closer look at South Africa’s latest crime statistics. We break down the national trends and put the spotlight on two key provinces — the Western Cape and Gauteng.
From violent crimes to property-related incidents, Rafee unpacks what the numbers really mean, how they affect everyday South Africans, and what security professionals should be paying attention to.
Whether you’re in the industry, a concerned citizen, or just curious about the state of safety in South Africa, this episode gives you the insight you need to understand the bigger picture behind the stats.
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