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Khayelitsha Site B Crime Statistics

Harare Precinct |City of Cape Town

These figures are for Harare SAPS, the police area that covers Khayelitsha Site B and 2 other suburbs. SAPS counts crime per police area, not per suburb.

Apr 2025–Mar 2026 · Full year SAPS Data Report error

Suburb-to-station mapping: compiled from community sources; not yet verified against official boundaries. How we map suburbs

How much crime was reported in Khayelitsha Site B?

The Harare SAPS precinct, which covers Khayelitsha Site B, recorded 4,045 crimes in Apr 2025–Mar 2026, down 3.7% compared with Apr 2024–Mar 2025.

A police station opened next to this one in the last two years, so part of this change may come from a boundary change rather than a change in crime.

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

Latest quarter (Apr–Jun 2026): 937 crimes, down 2.3% compared with Apr–Jun 2025 (959).

High volume for Western Cape: the second-highest fifth of its 152 precincts by reported crime, Apr–Jun 2026.

Nationally Very High: the highest 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.

What this data can't tell you

  • Exactly where in the precinct crimes happened. Every suburb in the Harare police area shares these figures. Other suburbs: Harare, Monwabisi Park. Part of greater Cape Flats →
  • Crime that was never reported. SAPS counts crimes reported to the police. Not all crime is reported, so actual incidence is higher. Reporting rates also vary by area and crime type, so there is no reliable way to correct for it. How we handle this →
  • How crime compares per resident. These are raw counts with no population adjustment. Precincts serving more people naturally record more crimes. The trend over time, which compares this precinct against its own history, is the more reliable signal.

Reported crimes

4,045

Apr 2025–Mar 2026 · Full year

Updated · SAPS Q1 2026-27 release

Crime by type

Change vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025 by crime category. Murder is shown separately but is included in the violent crime total.

Murder

180

↓ 4.8% vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025

Violent crime

2,090

↓ 10.1% vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025

Property crime

322

+1.6% vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025

Other (drug, commercial, theft)

1,633

↑ 4.7% vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025

Crime breakdown

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

Top reported crime categories in Harare precinct, 2025-2026, with change vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025
Crime categoryReported countChange vs Apr 2024–Mar 2025
Drug-related crime
881+212
Aggravated robbery
616-190
Common assault
580-25
Serious assault
399+19
Malicious damage
239-105
Residential burglary
214+23
All theft not mentioned elsewhere
188-12
Murder
180-9
Attempted murder
45-26
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3 suburbs in this precinct share the same SAPS crime data

SAPS reports at precinct level — all suburbs below have identical crime statistics to Khayelitsha Site B.

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Harare SAPS

021-3639000, 021-3639034 [email protected]
Steve Biko Drive, Harare, Khayelitsha, 7784
Client Service Centre082-4442180
Visible Policing021-3639041
Station Commander021-3639019, 021-3639051
Detective Service021-3639031

City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality

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

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