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‘It Worried Me’: Acting Minister Cachalia Questions Top Cop’s Military-Style Press Conference

In a nuanced testimony, Firoz Cachalia stands by his criticism of General Mkhwanazi’s dramatic public appearance but acknowledges the “alarming” evidence of police infiltration by criminal cartels. CAPE TOWN – Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has told a parliamentary inquiry that he was deeply concerned by KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s decision to hold…

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Top Cop Drove Bakkie Linked to Man with 18 Hijacking Convictions, Crime Intel Boss Tells Inquiry

In a bombshell testimony at the Madlanga Commission, Lieutenant-General Dumisani Khumalo revealed that Deputy Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya was seen using a vehicle registered to a prolific criminal. PRETORIA – A senior South African Police Service (SAPS) official, Deputy National Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya, is under intense scrutiny after it was revealed he was frequently seen driving…

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As Terms Expire, Corruption-Accused IEC Commissioner Nomsa Masuku Shown the Door

President Ramaphosa renews the terms of two seasoned commissioners but does not reinstate Masuku, who faces a R1.2 million fraud case. PRETORIA – In a clear move signalling a stance on accountability, corruption-accused Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) Commissioner Nomsa Masuku will not be returning to her position after her term expired on Tuesday. The…

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CCTV Footage Reveals “Bag Pickup” by Police Sergeant at Murder Accused’s Home, Presented to Commission

JOHANNESBURG – A secret CCTV recording, now presented as evidence before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, appears to show a police sergeant collecting a bag from the luxury home of Sandton businessman and murder accused, Katiso “KT” Molefe, in an encounter that has raised serious questions about police integrity. The officer at the centre of the…

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Western Cape’s Anti-Gang Blitz: Over 9,000 Arrests and 1,565 Guns Seized in Sustained Offensive

CAPE TOWN – In a massive and sustained clampdown on gang violence, South African Police Service (SAPS) operations in the Western Cape have led to more than 9,000 arrests since April, with over 1,500 illegal firearms ripped from the hands of criminals. The staggering figures were released this weekend, showcasing the results of a targeted strategy…

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