Zuma bodyguard put in charge of police spy unit
One of Jacob Zuma's most trusted bodyguards has been placed in charge of the operational spying structures of the police service.
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Rape cases mothballed in Paarl
Widespread allegations of manipulated crime statistics have risen in Paarl but the police officers responsible will probably get away with it.
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Glenister trashes SAPS Bill amendments
Businessman Hugh Glenister has slammed the SAPS Amendment Bill, saying it was inadequate and will not protect the Hawks from political interference.
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Case to be made for single police service
The ANC's envisaged centralisation of policing has its supporters, but others remain sceptical.
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Bully cops beware: Police watchdog gets a new set of teeth
The independent police watchdog is getting a new name and greater powers to hold unruly, heavy handed and criminal policemen to account.
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Police minister dodges human-rights issue
Calls for the banning of the "blue-light brigade" would be unnecessary had the findings of the SAHRC in the Chumani Maxwele case been implemented.
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'Slighted' Cele says his day will come
Police commissioner Bheki Cele first heard about his suspension by President Jacob Zuma when someone called him on Monday morning.
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Audit reports reveal 'dirty little secrets'
The SAPS and the department of correctional services face legal claims worth billions of rands, according to their respective annual reports.
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Legitimacy crisis haunts SAPS
One of the biggest challenges facing SAPS is the "widely held perception" among its own staff and the public that many members and leaders are corrupt
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Traumatised police 'need help'
SAPS has 535 trauma counsellors serving 172 000 personnel, meaning that only about 5 000 of them can receive therapy each year.
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