Ian Cameron on Cele’s ‘shut up’ blow out/devolution of WC police
Cameron, who became a hero for standing up to Cele, has embraced the attention and used it to focus on battling social ills in South Africa.
Police
Urgent rethinking of Unlawful Entering of Premises Bill needed
Serious deficiencies in the Unlawful Entering on Premises Bill of 2022 need urgent attention if the law is to properly serve the public interest.
O’Sullivan lightning hits crooked SAPS Top Dog again: SA’s former head of police Khomotso Phahlane arrested
Khomotso Phahlane was arrested at his luxury home on charges of siphoning R54m to a âbusiness’ associate, who was arrested last night.
Pratt in the Hat says transport violence is nothing to do with the police
Bheki Cele attempted to shirk responsibility on the ongoing spate of violence and extortion in the transport industry in the Western Cape.
The construction mafia and the lack of police assistance
The âconstruction mafiaâ are accused of being behind disruptions in the construction industry and causing damage worth billions of rands.
Hello, hello… police, is there anyone there?
DAâs research on how fast the police force answers its phones proves that Minister Cele doesnât care about the safety of South Africans.
Another ANC pie-in-the-sky bill â but this time it’s dangerous
A new bill states that a lawful occupier is required to request intruders to leave premises, must inform SAPS if they refuse to do so.
Not much Good at all about De Lille’s Public Works shambles
Patricia de Lille admitted last month that her department is âin utter chaosâ and that this is affecting other departments, like the SAPS.
Top police officers arrested in graft crackdown
South African authorities arrested 15 people, including six senior police officers, for allegedly defrauding the state in one of the most high-profile crackdowns seen since President Cyril Ramaphosa took office in 2018 and set about revamping the law enforcement services.
Paul O’Sullivan: Police, Hawks, NPA remain captured by corrupt sleeper cells
Despite a series of changes at the top of the Hawks and NPA, Paul O’Sullivan says there are still a number of corrupt lieutenants who are intent on serving their old bosses and continuing the rot at these organisations.