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SAPS body-camera rollout faces funding and oversight questions

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By Thobeka Ngema Verified
| Cape Times South Africa Verified
Body-worn cameras could improve accountability and evidence-gathering in South African policing. Image: Ayanda Ndamane/ANA Studio Body-worn and vehicle-mounted dashboard cameras are being positioned as critical tools for modernising South African policing. An amount of R14 million was allocated in the 2025/26 financial year to support the procurement of body-worn cameras and vehicle dashboard cameras nationally.
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Madlanga warns about insensitive court process and impact on survivors’ trauma

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By Thobeka Ngema Verified
| The Star (South Africa) Verified
Retired Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga has warned that insensitive court proceedings can deepen the trauma experienced by survivors of violence. Image: Itumeleng English / ANA Studio Retired Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga has highlighted the consequences of a legal system that overlooks the emotional and psychological scars inflicted on survivors of violence.
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Mkhwanazi calls for review of government outsourcing as KZN creates EPWP jobs

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By Thobeka Ngema Verified
| The Star (South Africa) Verified
An aerial view of Woodlands Primary School in Pietermaritzburg which is undergoing infrastructure work under a KZN Public Works project. Image: Supplied In the wake of rising unemployment, KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has publicly challenged the current outsourcing model, arguing that the tendering system fuels corruption and criminality by leaving local communities idle.
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