The DTSL Namakwa District office conducted an interactive mobilization session ahead of Human Rights Day alongside SAPS Calvinia, Dept. of Health, Junior Station Commissioners, Provincial Traffic, and Community Police Forum in Calvinia West, on 20 March 2024. The day commenced with a mentoring session for local students, lead by Sergeant RA Leaukes and Hantam Municipality
The DTSL-Namakwa district office held their Final Quarterly Community Safety Forum meeting for 2023/2024 at the Lennie Skippers Hall, in Calvinia on 19 March 2024. The meeting was attended by key role players in the safety and security cluster namely SAPS Calvinia, SAPS Middelpos, SAPS Nieuwoudtville, SAPS Loeriesfontein, Hantam Municipality, Community Police Forum (CPF), Spiritual leaders,
The SAPS Provincial Commissioner, Lt. Gen. P.C Otola representing various leaders in the safety and security cluster together with various church leaders, representatives of various religious denominations, Non- Govermental Organisations (NGO’s) and community members converged at the Tabernacle Church to hold a church service ahead of the Easter celebrations, on 18 March 2024. The Easter
[In picture] The DTSL Gender Transformtion unit, in collaboration with the Directorate of Public Prosecution (NPA), facilitated a workshop for departmental staff at the Provincial Treasury, on 06 March, in Kimberley. The event was initiated by a short prayer from Pastor Louw, followed with a warm welcome by the Programme Director, Ms. S Mapitse. Mr.
On Wednesday, 28 February 2024, the JTG District Office for Policy and Research under the Civilian Oversight directorate conducted a Community Satisfaction Survey and Efficiency Index System Assessment at the Mothibistad Police Station in Kuruman. The Community Satisfaction Survey was conducted to evaluate the feedback provided by community members regarding the services rendered by the
The Pixley Ka Seme District Office concluded their three phased programme with a roundtable discussion on Gender Based Violence & Femicide (GBVF), Child Prostitution and Child Trafficking Awareness Programme at the Britstown Community Hall, 28 Febraury 2024. The aim of the initiative was to provide integrated crime prevention initiatives and partnership for safer community intervention
[In Picture] On 28 February 2024, The Pixley Ka Seme District Office partnered with Provincial Traffic Inspectors, South African Police Service (SAPS), Dept. of Health (DOH), Dept. Of Justice (DOJ), Dept. of Social Development (DSD), Community in Blue (CIB) and other safety participants for the Human Trafficking and Child Prostitution Awareness Campaign on the N12
28 February 2024 – The Pixley Ka Seme District Office led a GBVF, Child Prostitution and Child Trafficking Awareness Outreach Programme alongside our stakeholders, Dept of Social Development (DSD), Dept of Health (DoH), Dept of Justice (DoJ) and the South African Police Services (SAPS) at Hoërskool Theron in Britstown. Britstown, a small town situated in
An Inter-Provincial Corridor roadblock between the Northern Cape and Free – State Provincial Traffic Inspectors, Road Traffic Infringement Agency (RTIA), Military Police, NC /FS- SAPS and the DTSL- Road Safety Unit was carried out on the N8 road between the Northern Cape and Free State border, on 23 February 2024. The multi-disciplinary operation was aimed
The DTSL Road Safety Unit continued on their journey of road safety awareness throughout the province by visiting two primary schools within the Frances Baard district namely, Rietrivier Primary and Kgoane Primary. The unit hosted information sessions conducted by road safety officer Goopalelwe Mogoiwa at each of these schools for all foundation phase learners with