Acting President, Paul Mashatile has likened the killings of police officers as an attack on the state and equal to treason. Mashatile made these remarks at the annual South African Police Services Commemoration Day. The SAPD honoured 39 women and men, who died in the line of duty between April 2023 to March 2024.  Mashatile says police officers must take decisive action against criminals according to the legal provisions provided for in the constitution. Sibahle Motha reports

Acting President, Paul Mashatile has likened the killings of police officers as an attack on the state and equal to treason. Mashatile made these remarks at the annual South African Police Services Commemoration Day. The SAPD honoured 39 women and men, who died in the line of duty between April 2023 to March 2024.  Mashatile says police officers must take decisive action against criminals according to the legal provisions provided for in the constitution. Sibahle Motha reports

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News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award-winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, on weekdays from noon to 1pm on SAfm 104-107fm. 

News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award-winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, on weekdays from noon to 1pm on SAfm 104-107fm.

Acting President, Paul Mashatile says police killings are an attack on the state and are equal to treason

The brazen shooting of a school principal in front of teachers and pupils in the Eastern Cape has been condemned extensively. Eastern Cape police have been urged to work with speed in apprehending the suspects. The killing is allegedly linked to extortion points to a failure of the security system. Zakhele primary's school governing body (SGB) will meet social workers, counsellor teachers, pupils and the principal's family. For an update we are joined on the line by  Vuyiseka  Mboxela, Spokesperson for the Eastern Cape Education Department...

The brazen shooting of a school principal in front of teachers and pupils in the Eastern Cape has been condemned extensively. Eastern Cape police have been urged to work with speed in apprehending the suspects. The killing is allegedly linked to extortion points to a failure of the security system. Zakhele primary's school governing body (SGB) will meet social workers, counsellor teachers, pupils and the principal's family. For an update we are joined on the line by  Vuyiseka  Mboxela, Spokesperson for the Eastern Cape Education Department...

Eastern Cape Education Department confirms that a school principal brutally shot dead at school, had reported threats made against his life by brazen Eastern Cape extortion syndicates

The furore between a Pretoria father and the Gauteng Basic Education Department is back in the spotlight. The father of a 14-year old black girl, who was called the K-word by two white boys at a Pretoria High School, a few months ago, is accusing the Gauteng Basic Education Department of re-victimising his child. He now demands accountability.  Monique Lewis has more ..  

The furore between a Pretoria father and the Gauteng Basic Education Department is back in the spotlight. The father of a 14-year old black girl, who was called the K-word by two white boys at a Pretoria High School, a few months ago, is accusing the Gauteng Basic Education Department of re-victimising his child. He now demands accountability.  Monique Lewis has more ..

Gauteng Basic Education Department accused of re-victimising 14-year old black girl  called the K-word by two white boys at a Pretoria High School

The Coligny Magistrates court in the North West has postponed a case against more than 40 suspected illegal immigrants to Monday and Wednesday next week. The suspects, from Malawi, Zimbabwe and Mozambique have been remanded in custody until Monday to grant the court time to find interpreters. Those from Lesotho will re-appear in court on Wednesday. They were arrested last Thursday at a construction site in Coligny. Their employer Sympton Manyena, was arrested on Friday and paid an admission of guilt fine of 63 thousand rand.  SABC News reporter, Thabang Morutloa has more 

The Coligny Magistrates court in the North West has postponed a case against more than 40 suspected illegal immigrants to Monday and Wednesday next week. The suspects, from Malawi, Zimbabwe and Mozambique have been remanded in custody until Monday to grant the court time to find interpreters. Those from Lesotho will re-appear in court on Wednesday. They were arrested last Thursday at a construction site in Coligny. Their employer Sympton Manyena, was arrested on Friday and paid an admission of guilt fine of 63 thousand rand.  SABC News reporter, Thabang Morutloa has more

Acting President, Paul Mashatile says police killings are an attack on the state and are equal to treason

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