Northern Cape Crime Trends
Of the 92 police precincts in Northern Cape, 38 had more than 2% fewer crimes than a year earlier, 5 were within 2%, 48 had more than 2% more, and 1 had none recorded a year earlier. Based on SAPS statistics for Apr–Jun 2026 vs Apr–Jun 2025.
Comparing Apr–Jun 2026 vs Apr–Jun 2025 (1 of 4 quarters of the financial year, compared with the same quarters a year earlier).
38
Improving
more than 2% fewer crimes vs Apr–Jun 2025
48
Worsening
more than 2% more crimes vs Apr–Jun 2025
5
Stable
within ±2% change
Biggest movers
Precincts with 200+ reported crimes and a five-year figure only — smaller precincts, stations opened in 2018/19 or later, stations that appear to have lost area to a new neighbour, and (in the one-year view) stations next to one that opened in the last two years are excluded. Ranked by absolute crime count change to avoid misleading percentage swings from low-volume precincts. See all precincts below.
↓ Most improved
↑ Most worsened
Key takeaways — Northern Cape
- •41% of Northern Cape precincts (38 of 92) had more than 2% fewer crimes compared with Apr–Jun 2025.
- •4,288 violent crimes and 2,342 property crimes were reported across Northern Cape in Apr–Jun 2026.
All Northern Cape precincts
Click column headers to sort. Violent crime = murder, assault, robbery, rape. Property crime = burglary, theft, vehicle crime. Counts are raw reported crimes for Apr–Jun 2026.
Trend = change in total reported crime in Apr–Jun 2026 vs Apr–Jun 2025. Improving (>2% decrease), Worsening (>2% increase), Stable (within ±2%). Source: SAPS quarterly crime statistics, Apr–Jun 2026 vs Apr–Jun 2025. Methodology · Disclaimer
This data is for informational purposes only and should not be used as the sole basis for safety or property decisions.