Category Archives: South African Police services
Raymond Suttner, interview on changes in the political scene (Polity interview)
Raymond Suttner, Do apartheid patterns of oppression continue? (Polity interview)
Growing civil unrest shows yearning for accountability,by Peter Alexander, Carin Runciman and Trevor Ngwane
Raymond Suttner, The persistence of the past in the present
Greg Marincovich, Marikana commission-the long game reveals itself
Carol Paton, Service delivery protests-why now?
ANC taught us to protest, say today’s protesters
Thapelo Lekgowa, Greg Nicolson, Boiketlong, Sebokeng-still dying for their rights
Sipho Hlongwane, SAPS caught in crossfire of service wars
ENCA, Violent protests spread across South Africa
Evidence on bungled and intentionally deficient policing in rape and murder cases at Kyayelitsha commission
Raymond Suttner interview on current situation with Creamer Media’s Polity
Greg Nicolson, on Durban Deep police killing
State action used to threaten those who may not give Zuma warm reception in Eastern Cape
Note how police are present and those who are not inlined to give Number one a warm reception are threatened not only with organisational discipline but the arm of the state
http://www.citypress.co.za/politics/boo-face-arrest-eastern-cape-anc-warns-members/
Mothultlung: where death is delivered faster than service
3 people killed by police, while water supply is sabotaged and water tank suppliers provide water whose quality is questioned
Continued protests over lack of water and police violence and killings in Mothutlung, outside Brits.
Protests continue and police appear to have thrown a man out of a Nyala leading to his sustaining severe head injuries
http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/cops-are-killing-us-1.1631690#.UtYj2v3H1SU
Turmoil over alleged attempt to purge SAPS of senior MK officers
Two articles in the Mail and Guardian address the question of an alleged hit list within the SAPS, aimed at ridding the senior ranks of mainly former MK operatives. Continue reading