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#sapsHQ [PROTECTION AND SECURITY SERVICES (PSS): THE WORK BEHIND THE SADC SUMMIT]
It is no secret that #PoliceVisibility has been evident across Durban as the #46thSADCSummit has been underway. We have seen members from different units and provinces across South Africa give of their time, away from their homes and families, to serve during this important event.
One division that has played a major role throughout the preparations and the Summit itself is the Division Protection and Security Services (PSS), led by Divisional Commissioner and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Co-Chairperson, Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala.
Much of their work is discreet and happens away from the spotlight. Some may not immediately recognise them because many of these members are mostly seen in suits or better yet civilian attire, but they remain an important part of the South African Police Service (SAPS) and their responsibilities are vital to the #SafetyAndSecurity of the country.
Yesterday, during His Excellency President Cyril Ramaphosa’s wreath-laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square, Protection and Security Services members were also present.
After the ceremony, Lieutenant General Motlhala took time to speak to his members, thanking them for their commitment and encouraging them to apply for the available posts and further their education. His message was one of growth and upliftment, encouraging members to invest in themselves and continue working towards better opportunities.
From the start of the Summit preparations and throughout the event, Lieutenant General Motlhala has remained on the ground with his members, working alongside other law enforcement officials to ensure the safety of the event.
Protection and Security Services, your work does not go unnoticed.
#PoliceVisibility #PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #ServiceExcellence #NATJOINTS #SAPSEmployerOfChoice SG
https://t.co/6Kq2zYAhD5
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [PROTECTION AND SECURITY SERVICES (PSS): THE WORK BEHIND THE SADC SUMMIT]
It is no secret that #PoliceVisibility has been evident across Durban as the #46thSADCSummit has been underway. We have seen members from different units and provinces across South Africa give of their time, away from their homes and families, to serve during this important event.
One division that has played a major role throughout the preparations and the Summit itself is the Division Protection and Security Services (PSS), led by Divisional Commissioner and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Co-Chairperson, Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala.
Much of their work is discreet and happens away from the spotlight. Some may not immediately recognise them because many of these members are mostly seen in suits or better yet civilian attire, but they remain an important part of the South African Police Service (SAPS) and their responsibilities are vital to the #SafetyAndSecurity of the country.
Yesterday, during His Excellency President Cyril Ramaphosa’s wreath-laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square, Protection and Security Services members were also present.
After the ceremony, Lieutenant General Motlhala took time to speak to his members, thanking them for their commitment and encouraging them to apply for the available posts and further their education. His message was one of growth and upliftment, encouraging members to invest in themselves and continue working towards better opportunities.
From the start of the Summit preparations and throughout the event, Lieutenant General Motlhala has remained on the ground with his members, working alongside other law enforcement officials to ensure the safety of the event.
Protection and Security Services, your work does not go unnoticed.
#PoliceVisibility #PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #ServiceExcellence #NATJOINTS #SAPSEmployerOfChoice SG
https://t.co/6Kq2zYAhD5](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HP5mo-uW0AAUZhr.jpg)
#sapsHQ [POLICE VISIBILITY REMAINS HIGH AS DURBAN HOSTS THE 46TH SADC SUMMIT]
As President Cyril Ramaphosa attended the wreath laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square in Durban, #PoliceVisibility continued across the area as Durban hosts the 46th Ordinary Summit of SADC Heads of State and Government.
Among the senior police officials on the ground were Deputy National Commissioner for Policing and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Chairperson, Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili, Co-Chairperson Divisional Commissioner for Protection and Security Services (PSS), Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala and Acting Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Crime Detection in KwaZulu-Natal, Major General Anthony Gopaul.
Members remain deployed across Durban, with SAPS and various law enforcement officers working together to ensure the #SafetyandSecurity of the public, visitors and delegates as the Summit continues.
#PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #NATJOINTS SG
https://t.co/BGVgh4curE
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [POLICE VISIBILITY REMAINS HIGH AS DURBAN HOSTS THE 46TH SADC SUMMIT]
As President Cyril Ramaphosa attended the wreath laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square in Durban, #PoliceVisibility continued across the area as Durban hosts the 46th Ordinary Summit of SADC Heads of State and Government.
Among the senior police officials on the ground were Deputy National Commissioner for Policing and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Chairperson, Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili, Co-Chairperson Divisional Commissioner for Protection and Security Services (PSS), Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala and Acting Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Crime Detection in KwaZulu-Natal, Major General Anthony Gopaul.
Members remain deployed across Durban, with SAPS and various law enforcement officers working together to ensure the #SafetyandSecurity of the public, visitors and delegates as the Summit continues.
#PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #NATJOINTS SG
https://t.co/BGVgh4curE](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HP3F3amWkAAHrKp.jpg)
Safety and Security remain a priority across Durban as the 46th SADC Summit gets underway
https://t.co/UAjkgqpA2U
#ArriveAlive #PartnershipPolicing #PoliceVisibility #safercommunities #SADC

#sapsGP [AT THIS HOUR: OPERATION SHANELA II IN KEMPTON PARK, EKURHULENI DISTRICT] As part of #OperationShanela II and maximizing #PoliceVisibility, the Provincial Commissioner of Gauteng, Lt Gen Tommy Mthombeni together with the multi-disciplinary team are saturating the streets of Kempton Park CBD, conducting stop and searches while also interacting with the street vendors. #PartnershipPolicing ME
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsGP [AT THIS HOUR: OPERATION SHANELA II IN KEMPTON PARK, EKURHULENI DISTRICT] As part of #OperationShanela II and maximizing #PoliceVisibility, the Provincial Commissioner of Gauteng, Lt Gen Tommy Mthombeni together with the multi-disciplinary team are saturating the streets of Kempton Park CBD, conducting stop and searches while also interacting with the street vendors. #PartnershipPolicing ME](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HOeEOXBXkAAnWx6.jpg)
@gmanews What are we paying you for? Daylight parades? We need 24/7 police visibility, especially during ungodly hours. No round-the-clock protection means our hard-earned taxes are literally being thrown in the trash. #POLICEVISIBILITY
@dojphofficial
#PNP #DOJ
HIGH-LEVEL AIR AND GROUND VISIBILITY OPERATIONS
@SAPoliceService
#PoliceVisibility remains heightened across Gauteng as air and ground units maintain continuous monitoring over key areas in the province, including Olivenhoutbosch, Sunnyside, and Thembisa as shown in the images.
From the skies, SAPS air support units are actively assisting ground teams to ensure enhanced rapid response, and effective coverage of identified hotspots.
These coordinated operations form part of ongoing efforts to maintain law and order, prevent criminality, and ensure public safety across the province, with the assistance from other law enforcement agencies aswell.
SAPS remains committed to protecting communities and ensuring a #safercommunities for all residents.

#sapsHQ [NATJOINTS] The #NatJOINTS have mobilised maximum resources to heighten #PoliceVisibility pre-, during and post the planned nationwide demonstrations. #Operation30June #PoliceVisibility #SafetyAndSecurity ME
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [NATJOINTS] The #NatJOINTS have mobilised maximum resources to heighten #PoliceVisibility pre-, during and post the planned nationwide demonstrations. #Operation30June #PoliceVisibility #SafetyAndSecurity ME https://t.co/eDDTAGrsfg](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HMDimtpX0AAilTH.jpg)
#sapsHQ [NATJOINTS] In line with the Gatherings Act 205 of 1993, conveners and organisers of the planned nationwide demonstrations on 30 Jun[e must ensure that the gathering at all times proceeds peacefully and in an orderly manner. #Operation30June #PoliceVisibility #SafetyAndSecurity ME
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [NATJOINTS] In line with the Gatherings Act 205 of 1993, conveners and organisers of the planned nationwide demonstrations on 30 Jun[e must ensure that the gathering at all times proceeds peacefully and in an orderly manner. #Operation30June #PoliceVisibility #SafetyAndSecurity ME](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HMDgVBpWIAAx9Ou.jpg)
#sapsHQ [NATJOINTS]
The #NatJOINTS has put measures in place to ensure the #SafetyAndSecurity of all people living in South Africa 🇿🇦amidst planned demonstrations nationwide on 30 June. #Operation30June #PoliceVisibility ST
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [NATJOINTS]
The #NatJOINTS has put measures in place to ensure the #SafetyAndSecurity of all people living in South Africa 🇿🇦amidst planned demonstrations nationwide on 30 June. #Operation30June #PoliceVisibility ST https://t.co/12hJOmD7gT](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HMDfA5lWUAACAaf.jpg)
#sapsHQ [NATJOINTS]
The NatJOINTS have mobilised maximum resources to heighten #PoliceVisibility pre, during and post the planned nationwide demonstrations.
#Operation30June #PoliceVisibility #SafetyAndSecurity ME
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [NATJOINTS]
The NatJOINTS have mobilised maximum resources to heighten #PoliceVisibility pre, during and post the planned nationwide demonstrations.
#Operation30June #PoliceVisibility #SafetyAndSecurity ME https://t.co/NDclkbxQPM](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HMDC0y6XMAAWnPV.jpg)
#sapsHQ [MEDIA INVITATION: NATJOINTS]
#NATJOINTS TO BRIEF MEDIA AHEAD OF 30 JUNE DEMONSTRATIONS
Time: 19:30
Date: 29 June 2026
Venue: NCC, 01 Rebecca Street, Pretoria
#PartnershipPolicing #safercommunities #SafetyAndSecurity #provjoints #PoliceVisibility SG
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [MEDIA INVITATION: NATJOINTS]
#NATJOINTS TO BRIEF MEDIA AHEAD OF 30 JUNE DEMONSTRATIONS
Time: 19:30
Date: 29 June 2026
Venue: NCC, 01 Rebecca Street, Pretoria
#PartnershipPolicing #safercommunities #SafetyAndSecurity #provjoints #PoliceVisibility SG https://t.co/E63OEaDqA7](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HL_xQuZXoAAX3wJ.jpg)
#sapsHQ [COMRADES MARATHON 2026]
Today, the public sees something different.
Not roadblocks.
Not crime scenes.
Not arrests, but #PoliceVisibility and 515 #SAPS members standing shoulder to shoulder at the #ComradesMarathon.
This morning not only were the runners cheerful amongst themselves and SAPS members in attendance to show their support, but the mood was set with a performance by the SA Navy band.
#MyBloodIsBlue #Comrades2026 #employeehealthandwellness #RunningTheExtraMile SG
https://t.co/LRuzafzb9Y
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [COMRADES MARATHON 2026]
Today, the public sees something different.
Not roadblocks.
Not crime scenes.
Not arrests, but #PoliceVisibility and 515 #SAPS members standing shoulder to shoulder at the #ComradesMarathon.
This morning not only were the runners cheerful amongst themselves and SAPS members in attendance to show their support, but the mood was set with a performance by the SA Navy band.
#MyBloodIsBlue #Comrades2026 #employeehealthandwellness #RunningTheExtraMile SG
https://t.co/LRuzafzb9Y](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKwIL_EWoAA33_0.jpg)
#sapsNC [KURUMAN OPERATIONS] #PoliceVisibility
The Provincial Commissioner of the Northern Cape, Lieutenant General Koliswa Otola, accompanied by the Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Policing, Major General Johnny Besnaar, together with officers and members from provincial components, the John Taolo Gaetsewe District and surrounding stations deployed to capacitate policing in the district, conducted a high-density, multi-disciplinary operation in Kuruman and surrounding communities on Thursday, 04 June 2026.
The integrated operation focused on school safety, crime prevention, compliance inspections and the enforcement of various legislative provisions aimed at reducing and combating serious crime within the district. NP
https://t.co/xIHycwjdSx
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsNC [KURUMAN OPERATIONS] #PoliceVisibility
The Provincial Commissioner of the Northern Cape, Lieutenant General Koliswa Otola, accompanied by the Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Policing, Major General Johnny Besnaar, together with officers and members from provincial components, the John Taolo Gaetsewe District and surrounding stations deployed to capacitate policing in the district, conducted a high-density, multi-disciplinary operation in Kuruman and surrounding communities on Thursday, 04 June 2026.
The integrated operation focused on school safety, crime prevention, compliance inspections and the enforcement of various legislative provisions aimed at reducing and combating serious crime within the district. NP
https://t.co/xIHycwjdSx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HJ_Pem0W4AA1ZPo.jpg)
#sapsFS [FEZILE DABI DISTRICT: KROONSTAD VEHICLE CHECKPOINT] #PoliceVisibility
Fezile Dabi District Commissioner, Major General Makubo, led a District Vehicle Checkpoint (VCP) operation in partnership with Traffic near the Kroonstad Subway towards Maokeng on Friday, 22 May 2026
The objective of the Vehicle Checkpoint was to prevent and combat crime through high police visibility, detect and apprehend wanted suspects, recover stolen vehicles and illegal firearms, ensure compliance with traffic and vehicle regulations, and strengthen community confidence in law enforcement through proactive policing operations.
During the operation, a total of 336 persons and 283 vehicles were searched. Nineteen traffic fines to the value of R8 400,00 were issued for various traffic infringements, while one unroadworthy vehicle was impounded by Traffic officials. NP
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsFS [FEZILE DABI DISTRICT: KROONSTAD VEHICLE CHECKPOINT] #PoliceVisibility
Fezile Dabi District Commissioner, Major General Makubo, led a District Vehicle Checkpoint (VCP) operation in partnership with Traffic near the Kroonstad Subway towards Maokeng on Friday, 22 May 2026
The objective of the Vehicle Checkpoint was to prevent and combat crime through high police visibility, detect and apprehend wanted suspects, recover stolen vehicles and illegal firearms, ensure compliance with traffic and vehicle regulations, and strengthen community confidence in law enforcement through proactive policing operations.
During the operation, a total of 336 persons and 283 vehicles were searched. Nineteen traffic fines to the value of R8 400,00 were issued for various traffic infringements, while one unroadworthy vehicle was impounded by Traffic officials. NP](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HI_rjbMWMAAwaIw.jpg)
#sapsFS The South African Police Service are ensuring that all visitors feel safe as they conduct #PoliceVisibility patrols at the annual agricultural exhibition of Nampo, which is one of the largest in the Southern Hemisphere.
Units such as Bothaville Visible Policing, Bloemfontein Mounted Unit, Welkom Public Order Policing and Welkom K-9 patrolled the area on foot, horses and vehicles.
Sergeant Mothusi Mjika with a 24-year-old horse named Awakening as well as Segeant Sibusiso Mzizi with a 11-year-old horse named Shakira were on back horses around South parking lot.
Members will continue to ensure that visitors enjoy a safe event. NP

#sapsGP A total of 79 suspects were arrested during #OperationShanela II conducted in Evaton by #SAPS, Gauteng Traffic, Home Affairs, and other stakeholders.
#PartnershipPolicing #PoliceVisibility ME
https://t.co/OaIqHrC4Dn

#sapsGP #SAPS Benoni #FlyingSquad members have this past week, arrested 9 suspects and recovered various assorted drugs.
The suspects will appear in the local Magistrate’s Courts, facing charges of possession and dealing in drugs. #PoliceVisibility #FightingCrime #DrugsOffTheStreets ME
https://t.co/FGGEBITe6C

#sapsFS Fezile Dabi District members conducted a Vehicle Check Point on the R716, led by the Oranjeville Station Commander, Captain Mahlatsi. The operation was carried out to enhance #PoliceVisibility, ensure compliance with road traffic legislation, and prevent criminal activities within the area.
During the operation, vehicles were stopped and inspected, and drivers were requested to produce valid driver’s licences and vehicle documentation. Focus was also placed on conducting thorough searches of vehicles and occupants for illegal firearms, dangerous weapons, drugs, and other illegal items, in line with #SAPS crime prevention duties.
Motorists were engaged in a professional manner and educated on road safety and compliance with traffic regulations. The operation was executed successfully without any incidents, and good cooperation was received from the public.
#fightingcrime SG

#sapsNC SAPS members in Springbok arrested four undocumented persons aged between 26 and 40 during a roadblock on the N7 at Bulletrap on Friday, 27 March 2026 for contravention of the Immigration Act. #PoliceVisibility ML
https://t.co/W4NSclAgng

#sapsLIM 743 Suspects arrested by #SAPS in Limpopo during weekly high-density #OperationShanela II. Some of the arrested suspects have already started to appear before various Magistrates’ Courts across the province. #PoliceVisibility #FightingCrime #PartnershipPolicing ME
https://t.co/0eGobcVp8d

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![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [PROTECTION AND SECURITY SERVICES (PSS): THE WORK BEHIND THE SADC SUMMIT]
It is no secret that #PoliceVisibility has been evident across Durban as the #46thSADCSummit has been underway. We have seen members from different units and provinces across South Africa give of their time, away from their homes and families, to serve during this important event.
One division that has played a major role throughout the preparations and the Summit itself is the Division Protection and Security Services (PSS), led by Divisional Commissioner and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Co-Chairperson, Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala.
Much of their work is discreet and happens away from the spotlight. Some may not immediately recognise them because many of these members are mostly seen in suits or better yet civilian attire, but they remain an important part of the South African Police Service (SAPS) and their responsibilities are vital to the #SafetyAndSecurity of the country.
Yesterday, during His Excellency President Cyril Ramaphosa’s wreath-laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square, Protection and Security Services members were also present.
After the ceremony, Lieutenant General Motlhala took time to speak to his members, thanking them for their commitment and encouraging them to apply for the available posts and further their education. His message was one of growth and upliftment, encouraging members to invest in themselves and continue working towards better opportunities.
From the start of the Summit preparations and throughout the event, Lieutenant General Motlhala has remained on the ground with his members, working alongside other law enforcement officials to ensure the safety of the event.
Protection and Security Services, your work does not go unnoticed.
#PoliceVisibility #PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #ServiceExcellence #NATJOINTS #SAPSEmployerOfChoice SG
https://t.co/6Kq2zYAhD5](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HP5mo-rXkAAoItS.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [PROTECTION AND SECURITY SERVICES (PSS): THE WORK BEHIND THE SADC SUMMIT]
It is no secret that #PoliceVisibility has been evident across Durban as the #46thSADCSummit has been underway. We have seen members from different units and provinces across South Africa give of their time, away from their homes and families, to serve during this important event.
One division that has played a major role throughout the preparations and the Summit itself is the Division Protection and Security Services (PSS), led by Divisional Commissioner and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Co-Chairperson, Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala.
Much of their work is discreet and happens away from the spotlight. Some may not immediately recognise them because many of these members are mostly seen in suits or better yet civilian attire, but they remain an important part of the South African Police Service (SAPS) and their responsibilities are vital to the #SafetyAndSecurity of the country.
Yesterday, during His Excellency President Cyril Ramaphosa’s wreath-laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square, Protection and Security Services members were also present.
After the ceremony, Lieutenant General Motlhala took time to speak to his members, thanking them for their commitment and encouraging them to apply for the available posts and further their education. His message was one of growth and upliftment, encouraging members to invest in themselves and continue working towards better opportunities.
From the start of the Summit preparations and throughout the event, Lieutenant General Motlhala has remained on the ground with his members, working alongside other law enforcement officials to ensure the safety of the event.
Protection and Security Services, your work does not go unnoticed.
#PoliceVisibility #PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #ServiceExcellence #NATJOINTS #SAPSEmployerOfChoice SG
https://t.co/6Kq2zYAhD5](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HP5mo-pXMAA9Vzq.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [PROTECTION AND SECURITY SERVICES (PSS): THE WORK BEHIND THE SADC SUMMIT]
It is no secret that #PoliceVisibility has been evident across Durban as the #46thSADCSummit has been underway. We have seen members from different units and provinces across South Africa give of their time, away from their homes and families, to serve during this important event.
One division that has played a major role throughout the preparations and the Summit itself is the Division Protection and Security Services (PSS), led by Divisional Commissioner and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Co-Chairperson, Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala.
Much of their work is discreet and happens away from the spotlight. Some may not immediately recognise them because many of these members are mostly seen in suits or better yet civilian attire, but they remain an important part of the South African Police Service (SAPS) and their responsibilities are vital to the #SafetyAndSecurity of the country.
Yesterday, during His Excellency President Cyril Ramaphosa’s wreath-laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square, Protection and Security Services members were also present.
After the ceremony, Lieutenant General Motlhala took time to speak to his members, thanking them for their commitment and encouraging them to apply for the available posts and further their education. His message was one of growth and upliftment, encouraging members to invest in themselves and continue working towards better opportunities.
From the start of the Summit preparations and throughout the event, Lieutenant General Motlhala has remained on the ground with his members, working alongside other law enforcement officials to ensure the safety of the event.
Protection and Security Services, your work does not go unnoticed.
#PoliceVisibility #PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #ServiceExcellence #NATJOINTS #SAPSEmployerOfChoice SG
https://t.co/6Kq2zYAhD5](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HP5mo-pW0AAAZBZ.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [POLICE VISIBILITY REMAINS HIGH AS DURBAN HOSTS THE 46TH SADC SUMMIT]
As President Cyril Ramaphosa attended the wreath laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square in Durban, #PoliceVisibility continued across the area as Durban hosts the 46th Ordinary Summit of SADC Heads of State and Government.
Among the senior police officials on the ground were Deputy National Commissioner for Policing and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Chairperson, Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili, Co-Chairperson Divisional Commissioner for Protection and Security Services (PSS), Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala and Acting Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Crime Detection in KwaZulu-Natal, Major General Anthony Gopaul.
Members remain deployed across Durban, with SAPS and various law enforcement officers working together to ensure the #SafetyandSecurity of the public, visitors and delegates as the Summit continues.
#PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #NATJOINTS SG
https://t.co/BGVgh4curE](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HP3F3agXYAAVBDZ.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [POLICE VISIBILITY REMAINS HIGH AS DURBAN HOSTS THE 46TH SADC SUMMIT]
As President Cyril Ramaphosa attended the wreath laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square in Durban, #PoliceVisibility continued across the area as Durban hosts the 46th Ordinary Summit of SADC Heads of State and Government.
Among the senior police officials on the ground were Deputy National Commissioner for Policing and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Chairperson, Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili, Co-Chairperson Divisional Commissioner for Protection and Security Services (PSS), Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala and Acting Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Crime Detection in KwaZulu-Natal, Major General Anthony Gopaul.
Members remain deployed across Durban, with SAPS and various law enforcement officers working together to ensure the #SafetyandSecurity of the public, visitors and delegates as the Summit continues.
#PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #NATJOINTS SG
https://t.co/BGVgh4curE](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HP3F3afWwAATRq6.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [POLICE VISIBILITY REMAINS HIGH AS DURBAN HOSTS THE 46TH SADC SUMMIT]
As President Cyril Ramaphosa attended the wreath laying ceremony at the statue of President Oliver Reginald Tambo at OR Tambo Square in Durban, #PoliceVisibility continued across the area as Durban hosts the 46th Ordinary Summit of SADC Heads of State and Government.
Among the senior police officials on the ground were Deputy National Commissioner for Policing and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Chairperson, Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili, Co-Chairperson Divisional Commissioner for Protection and Security Services (PSS), Lieutenant General Michael Motlhala and Acting Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Crime Detection in KwaZulu-Natal, Major General Anthony Gopaul.
Members remain deployed across Durban, with SAPS and various law enforcement officers working together to ensure the #SafetyandSecurity of the public, visitors and delegates as the Summit continues.
#PartnershipPolicing #SADCSummit #NATJOINTS SG
https://t.co/BGVgh4curE](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HP3F3abXcAA9K-g.jpg)




![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsGP [AT THIS HOUR: OPERATION SHANELA II IN KEMPTON PARK, EKURHULENI DISTRICT] As part of #OperationShanela II and maximizing #PoliceVisibility, the Provincial Commissioner of Gauteng, Lt Gen Tommy Mthombeni together with the multi-disciplinary team are saturating the streets of Kempton Park CBD, conducting stop and searches while also interacting with the street vendors. #PartnershipPolicing ME](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HOeENZMXgAA8uP9.jpg)





![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [COMRADES MARATHON 2026]
Today, the public sees something different.
Not roadblocks.
Not crime scenes.
Not arrests, but #PoliceVisibility and 515 #SAPS members standing shoulder to shoulder at the #ComradesMarathon.
This morning not only were the runners cheerful amongst themselves and SAPS members in attendance to show their support, but the mood was set with a performance by the SA Navy band.
#MyBloodIsBlue #Comrades2026 #employeehealthandwellness #RunningTheExtraMile SG
https://t.co/LRuzafzb9Y](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKwIL2rWYAA-_ZW.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [COMRADES MARATHON 2026]
Today, the public sees something different.
Not roadblocks.
Not crime scenes.
Not arrests, but #PoliceVisibility and 515 #SAPS members standing shoulder to shoulder at the #ComradesMarathon.
This morning not only were the runners cheerful amongst themselves and SAPS members in attendance to show their support, but the mood was set with a performance by the SA Navy band.
#MyBloodIsBlue #Comrades2026 #employeehealthandwellness #RunningTheExtraMile SG
https://t.co/LRuzafzb9Y](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKwIL2rWEAEvlYK.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsHQ [COMRADES MARATHON 2026]
Today, the public sees something different.
Not roadblocks.
Not crime scenes.
Not arrests, but #PoliceVisibility and 515 #SAPS members standing shoulder to shoulder at the #ComradesMarathon.
This morning not only were the runners cheerful amongst themselves and SAPS members in attendance to show their support, but the mood was set with a performance by the SA Navy band.
#MyBloodIsBlue #Comrades2026 #employeehealthandwellness #RunningTheExtraMile SG
https://t.co/LRuzafzb9Y](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKwIL2qW4AAkM_o.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsNC [KURUMAN OPERATIONS] #PoliceVisibility
The Provincial Commissioner of the Northern Cape, Lieutenant General Koliswa Otola, accompanied by the Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Policing, Major General Johnny Besnaar, together with officers and members from provincial components, the John Taolo Gaetsewe District and surrounding stations deployed to capacitate policing in the district, conducted a high-density, multi-disciplinary operation in Kuruman and surrounding communities on Thursday, 04 June 2026.
The integrated operation focused on school safety, crime prevention, compliance inspections and the enforcement of various legislative provisions aimed at reducing and combating serious crime within the district. NP
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![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsNC [KURUMAN OPERATIONS] #PoliceVisibility
The Provincial Commissioner of the Northern Cape, Lieutenant General Koliswa Otola, accompanied by the Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Policing, Major General Johnny Besnaar, together with officers and members from provincial components, the John Taolo Gaetsewe District and surrounding stations deployed to capacitate policing in the district, conducted a high-density, multi-disciplinary operation in Kuruman and surrounding communities on Thursday, 04 June 2026.
The integrated operation focused on school safety, crime prevention, compliance inspections and the enforcement of various legislative provisions aimed at reducing and combating serious crime within the district. NP
https://t.co/xIHycwjdSx](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HJ_PelFWIAAvR4i.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsNC [KURUMAN OPERATIONS] #PoliceVisibility
The Provincial Commissioner of the Northern Cape, Lieutenant General Koliswa Otola, accompanied by the Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Policing, Major General Johnny Besnaar, together with officers and members from provincial components, the John Taolo Gaetsewe District and surrounding stations deployed to capacitate policing in the district, conducted a high-density, multi-disciplinary operation in Kuruman and surrounding communities on Thursday, 04 June 2026.
The integrated operation focused on school safety, crime prevention, compliance inspections and the enforcement of various legislative provisions aimed at reducing and combating serious crime within the district. NP
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![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsFS [FEZILE DABI DISTRICT: KROONSTAD VEHICLE CHECKPOINT] #PoliceVisibility
Fezile Dabi District Commissioner, Major General Makubo, led a District Vehicle Checkpoint (VCP) operation in partnership with Traffic near the Kroonstad Subway towards Maokeng on Friday, 22 May 2026
The objective of the Vehicle Checkpoint was to prevent and combat crime through high police visibility, detect and apprehend wanted suspects, recover stolen vehicles and illegal firearms, ensure compliance with traffic and vehicle regulations, and strengthen community confidence in law enforcement through proactive policing operations.
During the operation, a total of 336 persons and 283 vehicles were searched. Nineteen traffic fines to the value of R8 400,00 were issued for various traffic infringements, while one unroadworthy vehicle was impounded by Traffic officials. NP](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HI_rjbJXkAA2MvD.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsFS [FEZILE DABI DISTRICT: KROONSTAD VEHICLE CHECKPOINT] #PoliceVisibility
Fezile Dabi District Commissioner, Major General Makubo, led a District Vehicle Checkpoint (VCP) operation in partnership with Traffic near the Kroonstad Subway towards Maokeng on Friday, 22 May 2026
The objective of the Vehicle Checkpoint was to prevent and combat crime through high police visibility, detect and apprehend wanted suspects, recover stolen vehicles and illegal firearms, ensure compliance with traffic and vehicle regulations, and strengthen community confidence in law enforcement through proactive policing operations.
During the operation, a total of 336 persons and 283 vehicles were searched. Nineteen traffic fines to the value of R8 400,00 were issued for various traffic infringements, while one unroadworthy vehicle was impounded by Traffic officials. NP](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HI_rjbJW4AA05t2.jpg)











