National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola resumed duty on 19 Oct after charges were withdrawn; he urged SAPS unity and pledged to rebuild frontline policing.
National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola has returned after suspension, pledging stronger frontline policing, improved station services and intensified crime operations.
Experts at an ISS webinar urge deep reforms in the SAPS from Police Act changes and public appointments to rebuilding Crime Intelligence and stricter vetting.
Are Ramaphosa’s police suspensions fixing SAPS or deepening the crisis? President Cyril Ramaphosa has once again turned to suspensions in an effort to steady the troubled...
Ramaphosa says commissions were worth it as R16 billion is recovered and police shake-up begins President Cyril Ramaphosa has pushed back against criticism that South Africa’s...
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The damning testimony at the Madlanga Commission has finally triggered a seismic response. The City of Ekurhuleni, facing allegations of deep-seated corruption and criminality within its...
Police Body-Worn Cameras Still Not in Action Seven Months After Promise South Africans are still waiting for body-worn cameras (BWC) for police officers, a promise first...
Inside the Political Killings Task Team: The SAPS Unit That Works Against the Clock A rare look into the high-speed, high-pressure world of South Africa’s most...
In a packed ceremony at the iconic Union Buildings this past Friday, Professor Firoz Cachalia was sworn in as South Africa’s new Minister of Police. The...