Former apartheid-era police colonel Eugene de Kock says the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has never approached him for information on the murders of freedom fighters, despite his willingness to assist with investigations and prosecutions of apartheid-era crimes.
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UPDATE: The March and March Movement has announced that it will tomorrow march to the Berea Police Station in Durban to demand answers on why the police are not acting against foreign scooter operators who are allegedly assaulting local drivers - KZN Tonight Podcast
I am incredibly honored and grateful to be nominated for the Public Interest SA Whistleblower Awards.
Thank you for this recognition, and congratulations to all the other fantastic nominees.
#RT [MISSING] Pictured is an unidentified female, estimated age 20–25 years. She does not know her name or address. She appears disoriented. Members of the public who recognise her are requested to contact Constable Mathibe on 072 112 4891. Any information that may assist in establishing her identity and reuniting her with her family will be greatly appreciated.
SAPS in one clip. Drunk member in full uniform plows his private car into a motorcyclist in Pretoria West, then can barely stand. Civilians have to hold him by the belt because he’s too hammered to stay upright. When his Pretoria West colleagues arrive, they don’t cuff him or throw him in the cage, they escort him into the back seat so he can cover his face and ride in comfort.
Zero respect left. Disgraceful.
Rasta tells police that marchers have always assisted them by providing information and leads on criminal activities. However, he questions why the police are nowhere to be seen when the marchers need their support in addressing the issue of illegal immigration.
These women left Kwankunzi in Kwamhlanga, Mpumalanga, without paying their R1200 bill. They are reportedly from Kwaggafontein A. When you see them, call the police; don't approach them, as they are dangerous.
#sapsHQ [SAPS CONGRATULATES 31-YEAR-OLD BRIGADIER DINEO MOKWELE ON HER RECOGNITION AT TONIGHT'S WHISTLEBLOWERS AWARDS]
The National Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS), General Fannie Masemola, congratulates 31-year-old Brigadier Dineo Mokwele who will receive the #IntegrityUnderFire Special Award at this evening’s 2026 Whistleblower Awards.
Appointed to the rank of Brigadier in 2024, Brigadier Mokwele's recognition highlights her exceptional courage, humility and steadfast integrity in the face of extraordinary institutional adversity, as well as her enduring commitment to truth, justice and ethical public service.
The award further acknowledges her pursuit of excellence and determination to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles.
General Masemola says Brigadier Mokwele's recognition is a testament to her resilience, professionalism and commitment to serving the organisation despite the challenges she has faced in recent months.
“Brigadier Mokwele's recognition at the Whistleblower Awards is commendable. Her resilience and steadfast commitment to professionalism in the face of adversity demonstrate the importance of integrity, ethical conduct and accountability in public service. We applaud her courage and congratulate her on this well-deserved recognition,” says General Masemola.
Brigadier Mokwele holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA), a Bachelor of Technology in Industrial Engineering and a National Diploma in Mechatronics Engineering. Her professional development includes leadership training, project management and international training in Intensive Service Design at Laurea University of Applied Sciences in Finland.
She was appointed Section Head: Technical Support Services within the SAPS #CrimeIntelligence Division in 2024, where she led technical teams and managed workshops, infrastructure and processes supporting intelligence collection and operational delivery. She is currently serving as Acting Section Head: Crime Systems Infrastructure Management within the Technology Management Services division, where she oversees technology projects and coordinates stakeholders to strengthen the reliability, integration and modernisation of crime systems.
Drawing on her experience in both the private sector, including BMW South Africa, and the #SAPS, Brigadier Mokwele brings engineering expertise, project management capabilities, and systems thinking to improving operational efficiency and service delivery.
Her professional journey has unfolded amid significant institutional challenges, including her arrest alongside other senior police officers and questions surrounding her appointment. Throughout these challenges, she has maintained a professional and disciplined approach to her responsibilities.
The SAPS reaffirms its commitment to integrity, accountability and continuous improvement, while fostering an inclusive environment that recognises the potential of young professionals, nurtures emerging talent and creates opportunities for the next generation of leaders to contribute meaningfully to the organisation’s growth and transformation.
#ServiceExcellence #ServiceWithIntegrity #ServingOurCommunities ST
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I hope Brigadier Dineo Mokwele's lawyers are busy with the papers to sue Andrea Johnson, Dylan Perumal and everyone who participated in trying to destroy her life, in their private capacity. She must go for those pensions please! 🙏🏽😭
Western countries deserve the migration problems they are facing. They helped create and promote the global policies and agendas driving these challenges. We didn’t, so why must we inherit the consequences?
Our problem is that we have weak leaders who seem more interested in handshakes, photo ops and collecting passport stamps than protecting our national interests. Apparently, a good photo with world leaders is now a substitute for good leadership!
Full episode: https://t.co/YfHR5nukm3
#TheRoyalSense