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Shadrack Sibiya quits SAPS in ‘dishonourable discharge’
Shadrack Sibiya resigned from SAPS just as his disciplinary hearing began.
Shadrack Sibiya's departure from the South African Police Service (SAPS) has been regarded as a dishonourable discharge.
Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya is no longer a member of the SAPS after tendering his resignation as disciplinary ...
The Booysens Magistrate’s Court postponed the extortion and kidnapping case for chain-of-evidence documents to be certified.
De Aar municipal workers found 15,000 rounds of suspected Anglo-Boer War ammunition near Malay Camp; SAPS and military teams secured the site by 9 October.
This article is an Op-Ed, short for "opposite the editorial page". Op-Eds allow authors who are not part of Daily Maverick's team of journalists to express opinions, perspectives and arguments on ...
Sibiya’s departure, in what the South African Police Service (SAPS) described as a dishonourable discharge, leaves two of the ...
Sergeant Elizabeth Mnguni and Constable Nawaal Kamaar led a practical safety session for teachers at Mulbarton Primary School ...
South Africa’s security cluster has launched a coordinated national intervention aimed at stabilising crime-ridden areas, as police and the military intensify efforts to dismantle organised criminal ...
Police tenders are frequently awarded to bidders who do not meet the prescribed criteria. This is according to an Auditor-General (AG) of South Africa budgetary review and recommendations report that ...
Investigative journalism outfit 'amaBhungane' reported that SAPS bought almost 3,000 litres of diesel from businesses ...
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