Mkhize commends SA’s response to COVID-19 outbreak
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Private security bill changes adopted
The proposed changes were adopted by Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Police.
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ISS surprised by McBride nomination
The ISS says while McBride is qualified for the job, he also comes with a history of controversy.
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Police Ministry welcomes US company report
Statistics from the independent company show that crime in the country is at its lowest.
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SAPS spends R800m on sick leave
Of the 200,000 SAPS members, just under 140,000 officers took sick leave in 2012.
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WC launches cop widow programme
The new programme will help families of deceased SAPS members apply for pension payouts.
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SAPS must win back public's trust, says MP
Parliament’s Police Portfolio Committee has commended the SAPS for being honest about its problems.
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Calls for top cops to address al-Qaeda report
Pressure continues to mount on the Police Ministry to shed light on an al-Qaeda report.
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Cops face disciplinary hearing for Oscar photos
Cellphones were confiscated from police officers who took pictures of athlete Oscar Pistorius.
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Mthethwa welcomes Van der Vyver ruling
The Police Ministry feels vindicated after it won an appeal in a multi-million rand damages case.
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Mthethwa wins appeal against van der Vyver
The Police Ministry will not pay damages to Fred van der Vyver.
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Police to address unreported crimes
The Police Ministry says it needs the help of the community to help fight crime.
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Deaths in custody on the decrease – Mthethwa
The Saps say while perception indicates police brutality is on a rise, facts tell a different story.
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Mthethwa tables Dangerous Weapons Bill
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa wants the carrying of weapons in public to be regulated.
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Police summit kicks off
National Police Commissioner, Riah Phiyega spoke about police duties on day one of the policing summit.
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Elsies River cop arrested for theft
A police officer is behind bars after being implicated in a theft case.
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'Negligent' officers lose firearms
Of the 740 police-issued firearms lost in the 2011, 352 were categorised a negligent losses.
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Mthethwa studying Zille's complaint
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa is studying a complaint that he received from the Western Cape Premier.
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'Police minister must cooperate or resign'
The SJC says Nathi Mthethwa must assist the Khayelitsha Commission or resign.
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Cops admit serial killer on the loose
Gauteng cops said it appeared that one person might be behind all 'gay killings' in the province.
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Police take Khayelitsha Inquiry to court
Police Ministry intends to suspend the Commission of Inquiry into policing in Khayelitsha.
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'Security Bill limits foregin ownership'
Security companies have flagged concerns about a bill which limits foreign ownership in the industry.
