HERITAGE DAY | Today, @GautengProvince celebrates its people who are diverse, resilient and united by a shared history, courage and hope.
We honour our heritage by transforming our communities, improving services and creating opportunities for our people.
Happy Heritage Day Gauteng!
The @GP_CommSafety officials , together with GBVF Brigaders, today joined key stakeholders at North-West University’s Vanderbijlpark Campus for a Gender-Based Violence (GBV) awareness engagement and march.
The march aimed to raise awareness about GBVF, encourage collective responsibility and strengthen partnerships in the fight against violence.
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SAFETY TIPS| STAY ALERT
Keep your head up and remain aware of your surroundings at all times. Avoid distractions such as headphones or looking down at your mobile phone, especially when walking in public spaces.
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VARSITY SAFETY ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION
The discussions provided a platform for institutions to share feedback on safety initiatives already undertaken, highlight existing challenges and exchange ideas on practical interventions to enhance campus safety.
It also explored opportunities to improve coordination and advance collaborative approaches to crime prevention and safety promotion within institutions of higher learning.
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As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships with institutions of higher learning, officials from the @GP_CommSafety Provincial Secretariat officials today joined key higher education stakeholders at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) for a Varsity Safety Round Table discussion.
The discussions were aimed at strengthening collaboration in addressing safety challenges, preventing Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF), and promoting safer learning environments for students, academic staff and university communities.
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Threatening, stalking or attempting to silence victims is a serious offence that can lead to further criminal charges.
The law protects victims, and any attempt to intimidate, harass or interfere with them may carry additional legal consequences.
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Threatening, stalking or attempting to silence victims is a serious offence that can lead to further criminal charges.
The law protects victims, and any attempt to intimidate, harass or interfere with them may carry additional legal consequences.
#GrowingASaferGauteng
[WATCH]: @GP_CommSafety Acting HoD, Roche Mogorosi, unpacks the reconfiguration of the Gauteng Traffic Wardens (GTW), which will see the programme transition into three integrated streams: Traffic Officers, Traffic Wardens and Security Officers.
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A joint operation between the Gauteng Traffic Police, Gauteng Traffic Wardens STT (EC) and Boksburg East SAPS led to the arrest of a 20-year-old female suspect for dealing in illegal drugs in Angelo Informal Settlement on Sunday, 20 September 2026.
Officers acted after a tip-off was received during routine crime prevention patrols in Germiston, and they intercepted a stash of illicit substances:
• 101 sachets of Heroin (Nyaope)
• 164 Mandrax tablets
• 72 packets of Crystal Meth
• 40 units of Rock
The suspect was processed and booked at Boksburg East SAPS.
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#GautengAtWork
Today, we stand united against GBVF. Every person deserves to live with dignity, safety and respect - regardless of gender or gender identity. Let us take action and work together to build a safer Gauteng for all. #StopGBVF#EndFemicide
Any form of coercion, illegal activity, or violation of another person's rights is a crime.
Excuses will not protect you, and ignorance of the law will not save you! Respect the law. Take responsibility for your actions.
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As part of Public Service Month, officials from the @GP_CommSafety today joined other departments and stakeholders at Maponya Mall to bring government services and information closer to the people.
The exhibitions are providing an opportunity for community members to engage with officials and learn more about the programmes and services offered.
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Have you downloaded the Gauteng e-Panic button App yet?
Protect yourself and your family with just one tap, you can quickly alert authorities in an emergency, ensuring help is always within reach.
Your safety is our priority.
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Engagement with Tembisa Schools
Today’s engagement provided an opportunity for learners and schools to raise concerns about challenges they experience within their schools and communities. Stakeholders also discussed possible interventions and support mechanisms to address these concerns and contribute towards safe and conducive learning environments.
The continued rollout of the programmes across Tembisa schools is intended to strengthen prevention initiatives and ensure that school safety remains a shared responsibility.
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The @GP_CommSafety , through its Social Crime Prevention Unit (Eastern Corridor), today engaged with schools and learners from across Tembisa as part of ongoing efforts to address school safety challenges and promote safer learning environments.
The engagement forms part of a series of school safety talks that have been conducted at schools in the area in partnership with SAPS, Gauteng Department of Education (GDE), Gauteng Department of Social Development (DSD), Department of Correctional Services, Youth Crime Prevention Desk (YCPD) and other key stakeholders.
The programme is set to be rolled out to schools across Tembisa to ensure that learners and educators are equipped with information and support to address social challenges that may affect teaching and learning.
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Engagement with Tembisa Schools
The Eastern Corridor has identified seventeen (17) high-risk schools, in line with the Gauteng Department of Education’s priority list. Three of these schools are located in Tembisa, namely Tembisa SOS, Masisebenze Secondary School and Masiqhakaze Secondary School.
The school safety challenges identified include bullying and cyberbullying, gangsterism, sexual harassment, alcohol and substance abuse, gambling and tribal tensions among learners.
In response to these challenges, the Department has facilitated a range of social crime prevention interventions aimed at identifying risks, raising awareness and strengthening collaboration between schools, law enforcement, government departments and other stakeholders.
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During crime prevention duties, stop-and-searches and patrols conducted in and around Kempton Park, members of SAPS, Crime Intelligence, the K-9 Unit, Gauteng Traffic Police, Gauteng Traffic Wardens STT (EC) and various private security companies worked together to identify and apprehend individuals suspected of involvement in criminal activities.
The operation resulted in the detention of four (4) suspects for possession of drugs. Members also recovered a pellet gun, which was handed over to the relevant SAPS members for further investigation.
**In a separate operation conducted in and around Elsburg, officers arrested nine (9) suspects who were found in possession of drugs.
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NO ESCAPE FROM JUSTICE 🚔
There is no safe haven for those who threaten our communities. Law enforcement will continue pursuing wanted suspects and ensuring that those who break the law are held accountable.
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