Criminals themselves will be funding the national organised crime task team led by Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.
The money will come from the Criminal Assets Recovery Account, where the proceeds of crime are channelled after arrests and prosecution.
It means the team Mkhwanazi forms will be able to rely on roughly a billion rand to eliminate criminal networks.
He will get to form his own team, with members vetted and selected from across the country.
The task team will follow a model similar to the PKTT, meaning it will collaborate closely with the NPA to ensure prosecution-driven investigations.
Mkhwanazi is targeting, among other things, tender corruption and drug syndicates.
The team will be looking internally, too, to identify and deal with anyone who has infiltrated the SAPS itself.
Special focus will also be paid to politicians and any irregular influence on policing or the awarding of tenders.
He's given an assurance that KwaZulu-Natal will not be neglected in this process, as he takes on additional responsibilities.
His deployment is initially set down for a year - until the end of March 2027.
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