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be. We've entertained this openness way too much. But okay, let's go now to the question: what should SAPS be doing differently? I think the SAPS needs to investigate broadly and transparently and When you go into the SAPS to report such cases, and I'm talking
in court cases and other things? Yes, court court cases continue to do what's happening within the SAPS because SAPS is another agent on its own. But when it comes to the cases, especially allegations that We know now is still in Koshimampu, still trying to
RAND Medicare case, all of this speaking to procurement-related matters at the SAPS. Should we be concerned around what is happening at a procurement level at SAPS? Absolutely. It is fundamentally clear that since around the mid-2015, since around that time
evening, Koketsu. You know, Koketsu, the situation of Ekurhuleni is just the results of underfunding SAPs. You know, that's the results to different SAPs. You know, for the fact that they can't find this syndicate, just shows. That there's no political will
on the N1? Now, it was clear as day to the entire country that what they were doing was wrong, but SAPS found them not guilty in the disciplinary process. Physically impossible. There's just no way. How can it be that there's an entire trial in a court of law,
Is there as well. And you look at the SAPS actually, we have seen also the likes of General Shibiri, they are gone, the likes of General Khan is gone, the likes of Brigadier Macheng, they are gone. It looks like they are trying, although I don't think we
when I used to walk freely in the streets of South Africa without any fear, save for overzealous police. Or so I thought. I took that freedom of movement for granted. Before the SAPS, there was SAP. Visible policing was a norm. The SAP were everywhere.
Public confidence in the SAPS ahead of the local government elections. As we are heading towards the local government elections, we are saying that SAPS needs stability in order to make sure that SAPS refocuses on fighting crime. And we believe that the return
What we can currently say as a JMPD, of course, the case was opened with the SAPS. They did the rest as the information that we did get that he was arrested on Saturday but released on Sunday. Further information regarding the matter of releasing him, we don't
morning, Suspended Deputy National Commissioner and Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya resigned through his lawyer during his SAPS disciplinary hearing yesterday. Saps also termed it as a dishonorable discharge and then confirmed his immediate termination.
The Labour Court was also heard today and has been adjourned to allow SAPS to file its opposing papers and allow the applicant to file his replying affidavit before the matter can be heard by court. The Labour Court remains subjudicate, and the SAPS will
Million rand SAPS tender case postponed and Nepal warns of climate threat to Himalayas. For SAFM News, I am Onder Lambana and a very good morning. The case of alleged criminal King Pinvusimuzi Kat Matlala has been postponed to Tuesday next week. He appeared
in Toyando. Police spokesperson Fulani Mashaba says an inquest docket has been opened. The third SAPS member, who had sustained serious injuries and was transported to a local hospital for medical treatment, later succumbed to his injuries. The total number of
Internal disciplinary processes by the SAPS who've issued him with notices against him. Yes, that is correct. So, what we do understand at this stage is that Sibiya has already been summoned to appear in November for one disciplinary hearing internally by the
In which the SAPS acknowledged that eight out of 18 centers countrywide have at least one allocated emergency line out of service. To exacerbate the situation, consistent system interruptions have made it even more difficult for South Africans to request SAPS
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Public confidence in the SAPS ahead of the local government elections. As we are heading towards the local government elections, we are saying that SAPS needs stability in order to make sure that SAPS refocuses on fighting crime. And we believe that the return
the psychologically motivated crime scores for detectives. So there are a lot of trained members in SAPS that can be called to assist with this case. There are a forensic psychologist, there is a criminologist at IPS head office who can be called in to assist
be. We've entertained this openness way too much. But okay, let's go now to the question: what should SAPS be doing differently? I think the SAPS needs to investigate broadly and transparently and When you go into the SAPS to report such cases, and I'm talking
in court cases and other things? Yes, court court cases continue to do what's happening within the SAPS because SAPS is another agent on its own. But when it comes to the cases, especially allegations that We know now is still in Koshimampu, still trying to
RAND Medicare case, all of this speaking to procurement-related matters at the SAPS. Should we be concerned around what is happening at a procurement level at SAPS? Absolutely. It is fundamentally clear that since around the mid-2015, since around that time
evening, Koketsu. You know, Koketsu, the situation of Ekurhuleni is just the results of underfunding SAPs. You know, that's the results to different SAPs. You know, for the fact that they can't find this syndicate, just shows. That there's no political will
on the N1? Now, it was clear as day to the entire country that what they were doing was wrong, but SAPS found them not guilty in the disciplinary process. Physically impossible. There's just no way. How can it be that there's an entire trial in a court of law,
Is there as well. And you look at the SAPS actually, we have seen also the likes of General Shibiri, they are gone, the likes of General Khan is gone, the likes of Brigadier Macheng, they are gone. It looks like they are trying, although I don't think we
when I used to walk freely in the streets of South Africa without any fear, save for overzealous police. Or so I thought. I took that freedom of movement for granted. Before the SAPS, there was SAP. Visible policing was a norm. The SAP were everywhere.
What we can currently say as a JMPD, of course, the case was opened with the SAPS. They did the rest as the information that we did get that he was arrested on Saturday but released on Sunday. Further information regarding the matter of releasing him, we don't
morning, Suspended Deputy National Commissioner and Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya resigned through his lawyer during his SAPS disciplinary hearing yesterday. Saps also termed it as a dishonorable discharge and then confirmed his immediate termination.
The Labour Court was also heard today and has been adjourned to allow SAPS to file its opposing papers and allow the applicant to file his replying affidavit before the matter can be heard by court. The Labour Court remains subjudicate, and the SAPS will
Million rand SAPS tender case postponed and Nepal warns of climate threat to Himalayas. For SAFM News, I am Onder Lambana and a very good morning. The case of alleged criminal King Pinvusimuzi Kat Matlala has been postponed to Tuesday next week. He appeared
in Toyando. Police spokesperson Fulani Mashaba says an inquest docket has been opened. The third SAPS member, who had sustained serious injuries and was transported to a local hospital for medical treatment, later succumbed to his injuries. The total number of
Internal disciplinary processes by the SAPS who've issued him with notices against him. Yes, that is correct. So, what we do understand at this stage is that Sibiya has already been summoned to appear in November for one disciplinary hearing internally by the
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Speakers said SAPS needs stability and resources to refocus on fighting crime ahead of the local government elections, with the return of the National Commissioner seen as bringing confidence 1. Concerns were also raised about procurement at SAPS, with one speaker saying spending had stopped translating into results since around 2015 5.
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