Valentine's Day is fast approaching, and the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) urges South Africans to be cautious.

Thami Ngubeni interviews Elmi Kemp about scammers targeting individuals who need to access cash at the beginning of the academic year.

Anton Meijer interviews Roy Retief about Interpol statistics, cybercrime and tactics used to commit scams.

Jeremy Maggs interviews Nazia Karrim about scammers targeting individuals who need to access cash at the beginning of the academic year.

Nompu Siziba interviews Nazia Karrim about scammers targeting individuals who need to access cash at the beginning of the academic year.

Gareth Edwards interviews Nazia Karrim on how scammers are preying on victims who need to access cash at the beginning of an academic year.

While South Africans are entering into a new academic year, scammers are becoming increasingly active.

The role technology plays in fraud, and scams is becoming particularly challenging in South Africa.

The SAFPS warns that the risk of banking scams is something that every South African needs to be wary of.

As tax-payers file their taxes, the SAFPS warns against tax-related scams.

South Africans are becoming increasingly easy targets for fraudsters. This is why the SAFPS Fraud Summit is important.

The recent SAFPS Fraud Statistics paint a comprehensive picture of where criminals target consumers and how consumers become victims.

Online dating is becoming commonplace. But are you being scammed?

Black Friday sales are perfect opportunities for scammers to defraud consumers. What are some of the top scams you need to be aware of?

International Fraud Awareness Week is held from 12 - 18 November, and it is important to remain actively aware about the risks fraud poses.

As tax payers approach the end of tax filing season, they are at increased risk of being targeted by scammers.