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Bheki Cele grilled in Parly over latest crime stats
Police committee chairperson Tina Joemat-Pettersson questioned police officials on how they intended fighting gender-based violence.
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SA becoming producer & consumer of world’s most sought-after drugs - Cele
Police Minister Bheki Cele said they have been dealing with the illicit drug trade since 1993 and since then, the situation has worsened.
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Crime stats: An average of 114 rapes reported every day in SA
Minister of Police Bheki Cele released the crime stats for South Africa on 12 September 2019, admitting that ‘not everything is rosy'.
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Concerns over number of children involved in crimes
The latest crime statistic showed how 736 of the over 21,000 murders recorded by police between April last year and March this year were committed by children.
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SA is at war with itself – MPs react to latest crime stats
South Africa recorded over 21,000 murders for the 2018/2019 year, an increase of 686 murders from the previous year.
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Maimane blames SAPS, metro police for poor handling of xenophobic attacks
Mmusi Maimane was speaking outside the Johannesburg central police station where he handed over a memorandum of grievances to SAPS.
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Fresh protests erupt in Johannesburg CBD
The demonstrations started after Inkatha Freedom Party founder Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi was shunned at a meeting aimed at quelling tensions in Jules Street.
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Cele postpones Jhb imbizo over ‘clash’ with reed dance event
Bheki Cele told angry Jeppestown residents he would hear their grievances on Sunday, but he says there was a clash with the reed dance that indunas have to attend.
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More women officers to be trained to deal with GBV
Police minister Bheki Cele says female officers should be placed at the front desk of police stations to deal with cases of women abuse.
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Cele promises probe into Mrwetyana’s alleged killer’s previous cases
Speaking at Uyinene Mrwetyana’s funeral, police minister Bheki Cele said a team has been established to investigate the suspect’s previous criminal cases.
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CT students beg ministers to do more to protect women
The group met with the four ministers for a question and answer session, just a few minutes after President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed a march at the gates of Parliament.
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Cele: No need for SANDF in Johannesburg
Speaking outside Jeppestown police station, Police Minister Bheki Cele said the unrest around Johannesburg is due to disgruntled residents which can't be likened to gangsterism in Western Cape.
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Cops fire rubber bullets in JHB CBD while looters want foreign nationals gone
Violence erupted in the same area where Police Minister Bheki Cele addressed residents on Tuesday afternoon.
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Ramaphosa: Xenophobia puts South Africans abroad at risk of retaliatory attacks
There is 'no justification to blame foreigners for lack of jobs. This must be stopped,' President Cyril Ramaphosa said in a video posted on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon.
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Cele says JHB CBD lootings are a national emergency
Looting has been reported in a number of areas including Jeppestown, Malvern, Ekurhuleni and Sunnyside in Pretoria.
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Cele, Mabuza pay homage to fallen SAPS officers
The minister was joined on Sunday by Deputy President David Mabuza and National Police Commissioner Khehla Sitole at the annual SAPS commemoration day at the Union Buildings.
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Cele, families to commemorate fallen SAPS heroes
The annual event is in honour of the men and women in blue who've lost their lives while performing their duties.
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David Hoffman, anti-gang cop shot by colleague, remembered
Sergeant David Hoffman was shot dead at a braai in Franschoek over the weekend, allegedly by his colleague Sergeant Marlon Appolis.
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11 suspects arrested in Soweto looting to appear in court on Monday
It remains unclear what led to the attacks on the spaza shops but Police Minister Bheki Cele said they will get to the bottom of what really triggered the looting
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Arrest people who break the law, regardless of nationality - Cele
Cele was reacting to Wednesday night’s looting of foreign-owned shops in some parts of Soweto.
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Some Mitchells Plain residents accuse army, cops of targeting the wrong people
Police Minister Bheki Cele announced that over 1,000 people had been arrested since Operation Lockdown was launched, which saw the deployment of the SANDF in July.
