Violent crime can take place anywhere, including in tourist destinations and transport hubs. There is a high crime rate, including carjacking, house robbery, rape, sexual assault and murder. Where possible stick to major routes and be aware that GPS services could divert you into less secure areas. Monitor local and social media for updates, including local radio. This can happen anywhere in South Africa at short notice.Īvoid areas where protests, demonstrations, or marches are taking place, especially in city centres and townships. Violence could affect participants and bystanders. There are regular protests and demonstrations that can turn violent.
The Terrorism Act (2000) makes payments to terrorists illegal. This can increase the risk of hostage-taking. Paying ransoms and releasing prisoners builds the capability of terrorist groups and finances their activities. Terrorist kidnap is a risk in South Africa.īritish government policy is not to make substantive concessions to hostage takers. Attacks could be indiscriminate, including in places visited by foreigners such as shopping areas in major cities. The main threat is from individuals who may have been inspired by terrorist groups, including Daesh, may carry out ‘lone actor’ attacks.
Some possible solutions are presented here.Terrorists are very likely to try to carry out attacks in South Africa. Some possible solutions are presented here.ĪB - A lack of sanitation in the township next to Jeffreys Bay, South Africa, means that not only is the beach strewn with waste, but the township dwellers are faced with health hazards. N2 - A lack of sanitation in the township next to Jeffreys Bay, South Africa, means that not only is the beach strewn with waste, but the township dwellers are faced with health hazards. T1 - Co-operative Sanitation Project, Pellsrus Township, South Africa
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