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Munusamy denies spook claim
Responding to allegations made at the Zondo commission, the journalist says someone else paid off her car
Attempts to influence NPA decisions by crime intelligence revealed
New revelations about attempt to influence the NPA’s decisions came to light during Lawrence Mrwebi’s cross-examination at the Mokgoro inquiry
More than 230 cash-in-transit heist suspects arrested since April — Cele
Police are cracking down on cash-in-transit heists, Police Minister Bheki Cele said on Tuesday
Editorial: Cele, prioritise cash heists
'Cash-in-transit heists seem to be a South African speciality. They are now happening at an average of one a day, according to some accounts'
Cele takes aim at crime intelligence
The division is just one of the areas in the SAPS that the new police minister wants to reform
New security minister talks tough on state ‘sabotage’
Minister Letsatsi-Duba intends to conduct a skills audit in the state security department to ensure key positions are occupied by qualified people
‘Captain KGB’ Tshabalala denied bail
Tshabalala’s bail application was dismissed on the finding that he had failed to prove that it would be in the interests of justice to release him.
Suspended crime intelligence head Richard Mdluli ‘relieved of duties’
Mdluli has been on suspension since 2011 with full pay while on trial for intimidation, kidnapping, assault and murder in 1998
Mbalula warns crime intelligence over its own ‘criminal’ elements
The police minister has warned the unit that he is going after rogue elements within it, and that they are not immune to the law.
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