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SACP pleased with court decision on Berning Ntlemeza
The High Court in Pretoria said its earlier order that Ntlemeza is not fit and proper for the position should be implemented immediately, even though he is still to appeal that ruling.
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Police top brass probe Malema blue light claims
There’ll be a probe into whether Malema was using a car fitted with blue lights when he was pulled over.
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Police ministry: Malema pulled over for ‘illegal’ blue lights
EFF leader Julius Malema claims he was harassed by police officers in Sandton, a claim the ministry denies.
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Police Ministry to raise profile of DPCI
Retired Judge Essa Moosa has been tasked with the mandate to head the office with a budget of R5 million.
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Police ministry to consider McBride’s representations
McBride provided reasons why he shouldn’t be suspended after failing to interdict the suspension in court.
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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.
