Msinga Crime Statistics
Msinga, Umzinyathi, KwaZulu-Natal — Latest SAPS Crime Data
Crime Breakdown — Msinga (2025)
Msinga Crime Trend (2018-2025)
Msinga Crime Breakdown (2025)
Is Msinga Safe?
Msinga has moderate safety levels.
Msinga scores 54/100 on our safety index, earning a Grade C (Moderate). The crime rate in Msinga is 1,865 per 100,000 people, which is near the national average. Exercise normal precautions when moving around Msinga, especially at night.
Crime breakdown in Msinga
In 2025, Msinga recorded 757 total crimes. The most prevalent crime in Msinga is Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm with 172 reported cases (22.7% of all crime in Msinga), followed by All theft not mentioned elsewhere at 89 cases (11.8%) and Rape at 81 cases (10.7%).
Compared to 2024, crime in Msinga has decreased by 4.2%, a positive sign for the Msinga community.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most common crimes in Msinga?
The most reported crimes in Msinga are Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm (172 cases), All theft not mentioned elsewhere (89 cases), Rape (81 cases). These figures are based on 2025 SAPS data.
How does Msinga compare to other areas in Umzinyathi?
Msinga has a crime rate of 1,865 per 100k. Compared to other precincts in Umzinyathi, Helpmekaar is safer with a rate of 266 per 100k.
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Other Precincts in Umzinyathi
| Precinct | Population | Crimes | Rate | Safety |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Helpmekaar | 54,105 | 108 | 266 | A (93) |
| Wasbank | 54,105 | 109 | 268 | A (93) |
| Ematimatolo | 54,105 | 115 | 283 | A (92) |
| Nondweni | 54,105 | 121 | 298 | A (91) |
| Muden | 54,105 | 167 | 412 | A (88) |
| Nhlanhleni | 54,105 | 296 | 730 | A (80) |
| Glencoe | 54,105 | 464 | 1,144 | B (69) |
| Kranskop | 54,105 | 606 | 1,493 | C (61) |
| Nquthu | 54,105 | 1,011 | 2,491 | D (44) |
| Greytown | 54,105 | 1,181 | 2,911 | D (39) |
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