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If any further evidence was needed that there is indeed a threat to the rule of law in South Africa, the recent Guptagate saga should convincingly provide it. Buttressed by the South African...
Can the high level of police brutality, corruption and misconduct in South Africa be blamed on poor recruitment processes? The Minister of Police, Nathi Mthethwa, admitted to Parliament’s Police...
Senior public works official Sam Vukela has been found guilty of charges relating to a police lease deal with businessman Roux Shabangu, an official said on Monday. "He was charged for being...
On 14 February 2013 Judge Kathree-Setiloane handed down judgment dismissing a claim by former National Police Commissioner, Bheki Cele, for damages of R 200,000.00 for defamation, alternatively for...
The death of Mozambican taxi driver Mido Macia after being dragged behind a police van in Daveyton has again focused attention on the problem of police brutality. Questions are being asked about...
The response by the government and the SAPS has not been good enough. Where is the plan to deal with this problem? Why did the despicable murder of Andries Tatane, and the images of miners being...
The so-called 'Forces of Change' which had resisted ANC president Jacob Zuma's re-election were voted out of the party's national executive committee on Thursday.
None of those who contested the...
The Marikana tragedy, coupled with high levels of police brutality, has been understood by some as being partly a consequence of the militarisation of the South African Police Service (SAPS). The...
In our first public hearing in Gugulethu Cape Town, the first speaker there was a women, her name was Matilda Groepe. She asked the Committee if Politicians had anything to hide? If there were...
The continuation of violence in KwaZulu Natal has prompted many
debates and questions. In a recent public dialogue arranged by the
Xubera Institute for Research and Development, former National...
Trade union Solidarity and the South African Police Service (SAPS) today agreed in the Labour Court in Braamfontein to postpone a case regarding affirmative action between the two parties until a...
In August last year, DA MP Wilmot James and I laid criminal charges at the Claremont Police Station against then General Bheki Cele, Minister Gwen Mahlangu-Nkabinde, Mr Roux Shabangu and Mr Siviwe...
A reply to a DA parliamentary question has revealed that 16 594 South African Police Service (SAPS) officials do not have valid driver’s licences. As of May 2012, the SAPS had 157 380 operational...
Following an eight-year legal battle, in April 2009 the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) announced that it was ‘neither possible nor desirable for the NPA to continue with the prosecution of...
The annual release of the national crime statistics tomorrow will most likely reveal incremental changes in crime statistics, but what we need is a massive and sustained drop in the overall level...