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General Fannie Masemola reassures the nation about the safety of the President and Deputy President following an alarming shooting incident involving Deputy President Paul Mashatile.
AfriForum argues that the proposed amendments to regulations that would disarm the private security sector will paralyse the industry and jeopardise thousands of jobs, and leave millions of the country's residents without reliable protection.
Dr Gwen Ramokgopa of the ANC responds to allegations of assassination attempts, confirming an investigation into a shooting incident involving Deputy President Mashatile, amid speculation of internal party tensions.
In a significant crackdown on drug operations, Police Minister Senzo Mchunu announces the arrest of nine suspects linked to clandestine labs in Mpumalanga.
AfriForum has accused National Police Minister Senzo Mchunu of remaining silent while Bergview College principal was accused of raping a pupil, saying there would be grave legal consequences.
President Ramaphosa has identified corruption and eroded public trust as the central challenges facing South Africa's fight against crime. Speaking at the inaugural Policing Summit in Kempton Park, he emphasised the need for innovative crime-fighting strategies and police professionalism to rebuild community relations, particularly in the wake of the #JusticeForCwecwe protests.
As South Africa grapples with the endemic challenges of crime and violence, Police Minister Senzo Mchunu calls for urgent reforms to safeguard the nation’s most vulnerable, promising a renewed commitment to building a safer society for all.
President Ramaphosa will set the tone for South Africa's fight against escalating crime rates at the inaugural Policing Summit 2025, where experts will explore innovative strategies, technology integration, and police force development to achieve the National Development Plan's safety objectives by 2030.
Julius Malema calls for immediate public access to the National Sex Offenders Register, highlighting the urgent need for transparency in child rape cases to protect vulnerable South African children and ensure accountability for offenders.
The president of the Truth and Solidarity Movement has called for a national shutdown on April 8, demanding the resignation of police minister Senzo Mchunu over the alleged mishandling of a tragic child rape case.
The South African Ministry of Police has issued a statement clarifying recent social media narratives surrounding the sensitive case involving a minor in Matatiele.
The Democratic Alliance in KwaZulu-Natal is calling for immediate action from the South African Police Service and local stakeholders to enhance security in shopping malls, as rising violent crime threatens community safety and economic stability.
During a parliamentary meeting, concerns were raised about the vetting and security clearance processes for senior police officers, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in law enforcement.
This decision comes as the province grappled with a spike in cash-in-transit (CIT) heists, including two high-profile robberies on Friday in Pietermaritzburg and Monday in KwaMashu, both taking place in broad daylight, in full view of motorists on Duffs Road.
In an alarming case that has gripped the nation, Bergview College seeks to overturn the Education MEC's decision to revoke its registration, amid a chilling ongoing investigation into a child rape scandal.
Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube has condemned the alleged rape of a seven-year-old girl at Bergview College, calling for justice and highlighting the urgent need for action against violence in schools.
KZN Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi appears to have won his battle to maintain his integrity despite the allegations against him.
The death toll from the Marry Me Informal Settlement, in Soshanguve, has increased to six, with four night patrollers still in hospital, while two others have been discharged.
The death toll from the Marry Me Informal Settlement, in Soshanguve, has increased to six, with four night patrollers still in hospital, while two others have been discharged.
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has strongly condemned the brutal killing of five night patrollers in the Marry Me Informal Settlement, Soshanguve, calling the victims brave individuals who dedicated their lives to tackling crime and improving local safety.
Examine the disturbing trend of child hijackings in South Africa, with statistics, personal stories, expert recommendations for family safety, and the profound psychological impact on children affected by these crimes.
South Africa's criminal justice system faces mounting challenges as Police Minister Senzo Mchunu reveals over 16 000 accused persons are evading bail conditions. Adding to the crisis, more than 18 000 parolees have been re-arrested for new offences, raising serious questions about the effectiveness of current rehabilitation programmes and bail monitoring systems.
The Public Servants Association urges President Ramaphosa to appoint a credible retired judge to oversee the IPID investigation into KZN Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, citing concerns over governance and transparency.
KwaZulu-Natal's top cop, Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, has received an overwhelming wave of public support following an IPID investigation into alleged interference claims. As social media rallies behind him, Minister Mchunu clarifies his position on the controversial probe that has captured national attention.
The community in Chatsworth and Inanda are growing increasingly frustrated.