Popcru
Popcru calls for SANDF to assist cops to better respond to truck attacks
There have been more than 20 arrests recently.
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AfriForum, Solidarity: Malema needs to be prosecuted for comments about police
The groups laid a criminal complaint against Malema for the comments he made at a rally in the Free State on Sunday.
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SAPS don't deserve to be threatened by Malema - Popcru
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader has stated that if SAPS officials want a fight, they will be targeted in their homes with their families.
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Popcru: Malema's call for violence against police a threat to democracy
Addressing supporters in the Free State on Sunday, EFF leader Julius Malema made what police union Popcru believed was an inflammatory remark about police officers.
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Popcru: Police budget cuts will hinder ability to provide visible policing
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni this week revealed that the police department's budget would be cut by almost R1.2 billion to help fund the R10.5 billion rand allocation for SAA's business rescue plan.
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Popcru calls for SAPS’ vetting process to be improved
The union welcomed the arrest of Deputy National Police Commissioner for human resources Bonang Mgwenya on Monday.
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Popcru: SAPS members on duty won't join Wednesday’s national strike
This is inclusive of 10111 operators who were only last year converted from legislative coverage under the Public Service Act into the SAPS Act.
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29 police officers killed in SA over past 6 months - SAPS
This was revealed by Deputy National Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Bonang Ngwenya, who was speaking at the funeral of Cape Town detective Charl Kinnear over the weekend.
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Popcru blames police understaffing for Badplaas police station robbery
Criminals held up officers and made off with an R5 rifle with ammunition, two pistols and an undisclosed amount of cash on Saturday.
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Victory for Popcru's Theledi after court rules his July dismissal was unlawful
He was dismissed at a national executive committee (NEC) meeting last month without being allowed to state his case and immediately barred from entering the union’s offices.
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Court reinstates sacked Popcru general secretary Nkosinathi Theledi
He was dismissed at a national executive committee meeting last month without being allowed to state his case and immediately barred from entering the union's offices.
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Theft of R200m from Popcru’s investment arm behind union infighting, court hears
In court documents, recently fired Popcru general secretary Nkosinathi Theledi said that he was targeted for speaking out about Popcru president Zizamele Makhaza’s actions affecting the investment firm, PGC.
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Court papers reveal Popcru infighting as ex-general secretary challenges axing
Nkosinathi Theledi claims that he was dismissed at a Popcru NEC meeting in July without being allowed to state his case.
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Govt not doing enough to prevent COVID-19 cases, deaths in prisons – Popcru
The Department of Correctional Services on Monday said 25 new cases of coronavirus were detected across the country’s prisons.
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Popcru concerned by increase in SA’s sexual offence numbers
Popcru's Richard Mamabolo said considering the many reported cases over the lockdown period, the trend demonstrated a bearing on the impact on the fight against gender-based violence efforts.
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Popcru, Sapu feel vindicated after former acting top cop Khomotso Phahlane fired
Popcru's Richard Mamabolo has questioned why it has taken so long to remove Phahlane from his post despite the damning evidence that's been collected.
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SAPS bosses investigating alleged non-compliance of COVID-19 regulations
Police union Popcru wants the South African Police Service (SAPS) and Correctional Services to take full responsibility for the increasing number of COVID-19 infections within the criminal justice cluster.
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Popcru: SAPS is failing to adhere to COVID-19 safety protocols
Over 7,000 South African Police Service members have contracted the coronavirus so far.
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Popcru threatens legal action over increasing COVID-19 cases among members
Pocru claims that officers risked their lives and the managers should be held responsible for increasing the number of COVID-19 infections in the criminal justice cluster.
