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Hackers steal SAPS whistle-blower info

Hackers steal SAPS whistle-blower info

22 May 2013 17:58 - Sapa
Whistle-blowers' information on crime has been downloaded when the official South African Police Service website was hacked into, says Sita.
SA police caught dead to rights

SA police caught dead to rights

26 Apr 2013 00:00 - Niren Tolsi
Unconstitutional interrogation tactics by South African police reflect erosion of rights the world over, says Niren Tolsi.
Public claims against police exceed R14bn

Public claims against police exceed R14bn

24 Apr 2013 08:58 - Sarah Evans
The police minister says civil claims against that SAPS cost around R7-billion, but new information has surfaced that the total was actually double.
Portfolio committee unhappy with low SAPS detection sights for serious crimes

Portfolio committee unhappy with low SAPS detection sights for serious crimes

18 Apr 2013 16:39 - Richard Davies
Fictional super-sleuth Sherlock Holmes aimed to solve 100% of his cases, but SA Police Service detectives have their sights set much lower.
Phiyega denies celebrating Marikana miners' death

Phiyega denies celebrating Marikana miners' death

02 Apr 2013 15:34 - Naledi Mailula
The police team who shot dead striking mineworkers were thanked for following protocol, says National Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega.
Use of word 'brutality' paints police as enemy

Use of word 'brutality' paints police as enemy

28 Mar 2013 11:07 - Letters
"Brutality" is a word that cannot fail to evoke a visceral response: those who perpetrate it are bad.
Mthethwa warns police over misconduct

Mthethwa warns police over misconduct

17 Mar 2013 16:50 - Sapa
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has warned police officers to adhere to their code of conduct.
Amateur video brings police torture to light

Amateur video brings police torture to light

28 Feb 2013 18:59 - Faranaaz Parker
News that Daveyton police beat and dragged a man behind a police van has sickened South Africans. But police torture of civilians is nothing new.
M&G Hangout: The state of private justice

M&G Hangout: The state of private justice

27 Feb 2013 17:13 - Staff Reporter
Join us as Phillip de Wet speaks to security experts about the quality of SA's police after the bungle in the Oscar Pistorius bail hearing.
ANC no longer 'needs' a single police force

ANC no longer 'needs' a single police force

15 Feb 2013 00:00 - David Bruce
The song and dance goes on but the African National Congress' aim to save Zuma's skin has been achieved.
Festive season crime stats leave many questions

Festive season crime stats leave many questions

15 Jan 2013 19:10 - Faranaaz Parker
The release of the interim festive season crime statistics may seem positive but leaves experts with many unanswered questions.
Marikana: Photos a product of police chaos

Marikana: Photos a product of police chaos

09 Nov 2012 00:00 - Kwanele Sosibo
Speculation has been mounting about how high the apparent cover-up goes surrounding the alleged tampering with the crime scene in the massacre.
Does Jo'burg need Pagad?

Video | Does Jo'burg need Pagad?

07 Nov 2012 12:34
Pagad - which became notorious for violence in the 90s - says its attempts to help drug-affected communities in Jo'burg have been thwarted by police.
Durban migrants claim police blackmail, victimisation

Durban migrants claim police blackmail, victimisation

02 Nov 2012 00:00 - Fatima Asmal-Motala
Mandebvu, in central Durban, is home to 55 Zimbabwean men who pay R30 a day in rent to live there, sharing five bathrooms and seven toilets.
Marikana: Farlam must assert his authority

Marikana: Farlam must assert his authority

02 Nov 2012 00:00 - Kwanele Sosibo
The police's strategy of disclosing as little as possible had been wearing thin and it was off-camera events that took centre stage.
Police to investigate poor 10111 report

Police to investigate poor 10111 report

01 Oct 2012 19:43 - Malefane Mofokeng
Police have welcomed the auditor general's report about the crimes reported on the 10111 call centre that were not registered or investigated.
AG lashes police for sorry state of 10111 call centre

AG lashes police for sorry state of 10111 call centre

01 Oct 2012 11:58 - Staff Reporter
Nearly 60% of crimes reported to the police's 10111 call centre do not get registered properly and are therefore not investigated.
Quick out the gate: Marikana inquiry gets to work

Quick out the gate: Marikana inquiry gets to work

01 Oct 2012 06:30 - Faranaaz Parker
The Farlam Commission of Inquiry has been given a four-month deadline for completion - but matters could be moving too quickly.
Police retrieve weapons from Lonmin miners

Police retrieve weapons from Lonmin miners

15 Sep 2012 09:32 - Reuters, Sapa,
The SAPS has raided hostels at Lonmin's Karee platinum mine to disarm miners after government announced a crackdown on the carrying of weapons.
Mdluli case: Traumatised family breaks down

Mdluli case: Traumatised family breaks down

14 Sep 2012 07:20 - Nelly Shamase
The inquest into the murder of Oupa Ramogibe has been a harrowing ordeal of double victimisation for family members who have given evidence.

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