South African Police Service (SAPS) Data — Updated Quarterly

Contact Crimes

Robbery at residential premises in South Africa

Robbery occurring at residential properties

Total Robbery at residential premises (2025)

15,913

10.9%

Rate per 100k

26

Provinces Affected

9

Year-over-Year Changes

YearTotal CasesRate / 100kChange
FY201845,25275
FY201921,14235-53.3%
FY202020,83534-1.5%
FY202121,95036+5.4%
FY202223,24038+5.9%
FY202324,31140+4.6%
FY202423,82339-2.0%
FY202521,21735-10.9%

Overall change since FY2019: -24.7%

Robbery at residential premises by Province

#ProvinceTotal CasesRate / 100k
1KwaZulu-Natal3,94734
2Gauteng5,38333
3Eastern Cape1,59924
4North West97224
5Mpumalanga1,03822
6Western Cape1,47621
7Free State51318
8Limpopo86815
9Northern Cape1179

Top 20 Precincts — Robbery at residential premises

#PrecinctProvinceCasesRate / 100k
1Inandakwazulu-natal309306
2Kwazakeleeastern-cape147235
3Plessislaerkwazulu-natal114231
4Vredenburgwestern-cape45226
5Ntuzumakwazulu-natal210208
6New Brightoneastern-cape116185
7Ivory Parkgauteng189181
8Mpumalanga KZNkwazulu-natal178176
9Phuthaditjhabafree-state45168
10Nyangawestern-cape124164
11Umlazikwazulu-natal155154
12Kwadukuzakwazulu-natal116148
13Hibberdenekwazulu-natal67147
14Thabongfree-state45139
15Hebronnorth-west77137
16Kwanobuhleeastern-cape83132
17Kwadwesieastern-cape82131
18Tembisagauteng135129
19Pienaarmpumalanga93119
20Motherwelleastern-cape73117

About Robbery at residential premises in South Africa

Robbery occurring at residential properties. In 2025, there were 15,913 reported cases of robbery at residential premises across South Africa, representing a rate of 26 per 100,000 population. This represents a 10.9% decrease compared to 2024. This crime falls under the "Contact Crimes" classification in SAPS reporting.

Crime Type by Province

RankProvinceTotal Robbery at residential premisesRate per 100k
1KwaZulu-Natal5,26346
2Gauteng7,17745
3Eastern Cape2,13232
4North West1,29632
5Mpumalanga1,38429
6Western Cape1,96828
7Free State68423
8Limpopo1,15720
9Northern Cape15612

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