The South African Policing Union has welcomed President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to lift National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola's precautionary suspension. Masemola will resume his duties on Monday following the formal withdrawal of charges against him. SAPU says his return presents an opportunity to restore stability and strengthen leadership within the police service. The union has called for unity and decisive action against violent crime, gender-based violence and femicide, and the killing of police officers, as South Africa prepares for local government elections and the festive season. Bongiwe Zwane earlier caught up with SAPU spokesperson, Lesiba Thobakgale

<p>The South African Policing Union has welcomed President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to lift National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola's precautionary suspension. Masemola will resume his duties on Monday following the formal withdrawal of charges against him. SAPU says his return presents an opportunity to restore stability and strengthen leadership within the police service. The union has called for unity and decisive action against violent crime, gender-based violence and femicide, and the killing of police officers, as South Africa prepares for local government elections and the festive season. Bongiwe Zwane earlier caught up with SAPU spokesperson, Lesiba Thobakgale</p>

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