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Articles by Fannie Masemola
Masemola's return ends costly SAPS leadership vacuum
General Fannie Masemola returns to the top of the South African Police Service on Monday, closing a costly leadership gap at an institution whose procurement decisions carry a price tag running into hundreds of millions of rand. President Cyril Ramaphosa lifted Masemola’s precautionary suspension as national police commissioner after criminal charges against him were withdrawn.
KZN news bites: General Mkhwanazi says he planned to retire
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News Details - Gauteng Provincial Government
âThembisa Shologu Gauteng has made substantial progress in revitalising its infrastructure in preparation for the upcoming G20 Leaders' Summit, says Premier Panyaza Lesufi. The summit will be held from 22-23 November at Nasrec. South Africa is the first African country to lead the G20.
Deputy President Mashatile responds to the SAPS video circulating in the media
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has become aware of an unfortunate incident involving members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) who are attached to his protection detail and civilians, which occurred in Johannesburg over the weekend. The Deputy President abhors any unnecessary use of force, particularly against unarmed civilians.
Crime expert says lack of confidence to blame for trust issues in police
JOHANNESBURG - Crime expert at the Institute for Security Studies, Johan Burger, believed a lack of confidence was to blame for the breakdown in trust between communities and law enforcement. Burger said this breakdown in trust could also be seen in the rise in police killings. This followed the murder of two Boksburg police officers last week. Vusimuzi Batsha and Khotso Malahlela were ambushed while responding to a crime scene. The pair will be laid to rest this weekend.
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