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Recorded crime comparison for 2025/26 across the selected police station precincts.
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abaqulusi · KwaZulu-Natal

Recorded crime, 2025/262 740
Change on previous year−6.2%(−180) decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Change over five years+25.1% increased. Compared with the previous financial year.
5-year average2 886
10-year average2 696
Historical high3 178 · 2022/23
Historical low2 191 · 2020/21
Murder24−14.3% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Attempted murder37−9.8% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Sexual offences89−3.3% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Assault (GBH)335−18.7% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Common assault316−15.1% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Common robbery87−22.3% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Aggravated robbery128−11.1% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Arson3−25.0%small base decreased. Percentage based on a small number of recorded cases in the previous year.
Malicious damage to property183+15.1% increased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Residential burglary264−7.4% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Non-residential burglary86−8.5% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Vehicle theft9−40.0% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Theft from vehicle115−8.0% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Stock theft92−1.1% was broadly unchanged. Compared with the previous financial year.
Other theft513+15.0% increased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Commercial crime382+2.4% increased. Compared with the previous financial year.
Shoplifting77−38.4% decreased. Compared with the previous financial year.
These are recorded counts, not rates per person. A larger total usually reflects a larger precinct rather than more crime per resident. The source has no population figures per precinct, so CrimeMap SA does not compute rates or rank areas.