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Cedarville Crime Statistics

Alfred Nzo|1 suburb
Apr 2025–Mar 2026 · Full year SAPS Data Report error

How much crime was reported in Cedarville?

The Cedarville SAPS precinct recorded 217 crimes in Apr 2025–Mar 2026, down 7.3% compared with Apr 2024–Mar 2025.

A raw count, not adjusted for population: larger police areas serve more people and record more crime.

Latest quarter (Apr–Jun 2026): 44 crimes, down compared with Apr–Jun 2025 (48).

Low volume for Eastern Cape: the second-lowest fifth of its 200 precincts by reported crime, Apr–Jun 2026.

Nationally Very Low: the lowest fifth of the 1,165 precincts that reported crime, Apr–Jun 2026.

Whole-precinct figures, reported crime only, raw counts. Source: SAPS quarterly crime statistics (saps.gov.za), Apr 2025–Mar 2026.

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Where within the precinct. SAPS reports one figure for the whole area.

Unreported crime. Only crime reported to police is counted, so real incidence is higher.

Crime per resident. Raw counts, no population adjustment — the trend is the steadier signal.

Reported crimes

217

Apr 2025–Mar 2026 · Full year

Compared with 2018/19

↓ 2.7%

fewer than in 2018/19, before the pandemic

Updated · SAPS Q1 2026-27 release

Crime breakdown

Top reported offences in 2025-2026, with change vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025

Top reported crime categories in Cedarville precinct, 2025-2026, with change vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025
Crime categoryReported countChange vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025
Serious assault
53-5
Common assault
330
Residential burglary
22+6
Drug-related crime
20+17
All theft not mentioned elsewhere
13-4
Crimen injuria
12+4
Malicious damage
8-9
Rape
8-9
Aggravated robbery
1-9
Carjacking0
Truck hijacking0
Robbery at residential premises1
Robbery at non-residential premises0
Robbery of cash in transit0
Bank robbery0
Components of aggravated robbery above, already counted in that total. Not additional crimes.
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Category2025-20262024-2025Change
Serious assault5358-5
Common assault33330
Residential burglary2216+6
Drug-related crime203+17
All theft not mentioned elsewhere1317-4
Crimen injuria128+4
Malicious damage817-9
Rape817-9
Stock-theft716-9
Business burglary67-1
Common robbery52+3
Culpable homicide54+1
Murder52+3
Sexual assault550
Commercial crime36-3
Theft from vehicle31+2
Attempted murder24-2
Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition20+2
Contact sexual offences10+1
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs12-1
Aggravated robbery110-9
Carjacking01-1
Truck hijacking000
Robbery at residential premises15-4
Robbery at non-residential premises02-2
Robbery of cash in transit01-1
Bank robbery000
Components of aggravated robbery above, already counted in that total. Not additional crimes. SAPS reports these both individually and within the aggravated-robbery figure.
Shoplifting12-1
Vehicle theft110
Abduction000
Arson000
Attempted sexual offences01-1
Kidnapping000
Neglect and ill-treatment of children02-2
Public violence000
Sexual offences detected as a result of police action000
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Cedarville SAPS

039-7575333 [email protected]
1 High Street, Cedarville, 4720
Detective Service079 198 4948
Station Commander083 351 4751
Visible Policing083 390 4219

Alfred Nzo District Municipality

Contact details last verified: 2026-09-27. Source: SAPS · municipalities.co.za

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