Khayelitsha police inquiry underway
Overhaul of Khayelitsha policing to begin
The strategy will include tackling some of the social problems plaguing the township.
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Khayelitsha report gets positive response
The Commission has confirmed ineffective policing and a breakdown in relations between Saps and residents.
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Khayelitsha inquiry to be handed to Zille
A report on inadequate policing in the township will be handed over to Helen Zille today.
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Khayelitsha inquiry completed
The probe into alleged police inefficiencies & a breakdown in relationships in is complete.
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Khayelitsha policing under fire
Crime expert Chris de Kock told the inquiry officers are arresting suspects by chance.
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'Criminals walking free in Khayelitsha'
At least nine people have been killed in attacks related to vigilantism in Khayelitsha this month.
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Khayelitsha residents call for efficient policing
Fears are growing that vigilante killings in the area are again spiralling out of control.
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Lamoer testifies in Khayelitsha
The WC Police Commissioner doesn’t see a link between mob killings and poor policing.
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'Khayelitsha issues exaggerated'
The Khayelitsha Commission into police inefficiency will wrap up phase one today.
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WC deputy top cop under fire at inquiry
Sharon Jephta insists she did not lie in a report about policing problems in Khayelitsha.
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Incompetency led to backlog in Khayelitsha
A police official says incompetency may be behind a massive backlog with dockets.
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Khayelitsha: Cases fail due to tardiness
A detective has testified that serious cases are struck off the roll due to tardiness.
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'Khayelitsha police stations swamped'
More than 2,800 new cases are opened at Khayelitsha's three police stations every month.
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Lamoer to testify in Khayelitsha inquiry
The WC police chief is expected to testify at the Khayelitsha Commission of Inquiry.
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Khayelitsha: Mixed feelings about police
Residents have mixed feelings on whether the Khayelitsha Commission will bear fruit.
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Commission hears about incompetent detectives
Incompetent detectives and rampant absenteeism have been recurring themes at the Khayelitsha commission.
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Poor murder conviction rate in Khayelitsha
Statistics point to a 6,1 percent success rate with murder cases.
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Khayelitsha: Court dockets late or missing
A court official had to answer tough questions about dockets either arriving late or not at all.
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'Khayelitsha detectives qualified, adequate'
Site B detective head Johan Marais says 60 detectives under his command are adequate.
