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Aggravated Robbery in Cape Winelands ⓘ

SAPS definition: “Robbery with aggravating circumstances is a broad category that includes cases of the unlawful and intentional forceful removal and appropriation in aggravating circumstances of movable tangible property belonging to another. Note: Robbery cases are included in this category if any weapon, not restricted to a firearm, was used to commit the crime.” — SAPS Crime Definitions (2012), as published by the Institute for Security Studies.

SAPS recorded 323 aggravated robbery cases across 21 Cape Winelands precincts in Apr–Jun 2026, down 12.9% vs Apr–Jun 2025. That is 7% of the Western Cape's 4,357 total.

Latest quarter (Apr–Jun 2026): 323 aggravated robbery cases, down 12.9% vs Apr–Jun 2025.

Ranked by precinct below.

Note: Raw reported counts — not adjusted for population. Precincts serving more residents will naturally report more cases.

Is aggravated robbery rising or falling in Cape Winelands?

Dashed: Apr–Jun 2026 only (1 of 4 quarters published) — a partial year, not comparable with the full years before it.

Which Cape Winelands precincts report the most aggravated robbery?

Bars coloured by direction vs the previous year: teal = fewer, orange = more, grey = within ±2%. Top 15 of 23 precincts shown; full list in the table below. Sorted by Apr–Jun 2026 count.

All Cape Winelands precincts

PrecinctApr–Jun 2026vs Apr–Jun 2025
Stellenbosch82-20.4%
Worcester4744 → 47
Paarl East3926 → 39
Paarl2938 → 29
Mbekweni2624 → 26
Cloetesville1628 → 16
Klapmuts1611 → 16
Wellington1620 → 16
De Doorns816 → 8
Franschhoek811 → 8
Robertson823 → 8
Ceres67 → 6
Groot-Drakenstein61 → 6
Prince Alfred Hamlet52 → 5
Ashton21 → 2
Rawsonville21 → 2
Touws River20 → 2
Tulbagh23 → 2
Bonnievale13 → 1
Saron13 → 1
Wolseley11 → 1
Mcgregor02 → 0
Montagu03 → 0
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