[WATCH] Members march to stand on parade at the opening of the Sonskyn Police Station just outside of Bloemfontein in the Free State. The opening of the atation precedes the launch of the #SaferFestiveSeason operations that is also taking place today | South African Police Service

[HAPPENING NOW] Day Two of the DDP Symposium carries forward a message that is both simple and profound, justice without dignity is incomplete. Delegates are reflecting on how SAPS can reconcile its constitutional duty with its institutional culture, building a service where inclusion is not optional, but essential. The road is long, but each conversation today brings us closer to a policing culture that serves all South Africans equally. Every South African citizen belongs, every South African

Roads near Athole South African Police Service in Cape Town are blocked: Protestors have taken to the streets following the kidnapping of a young girl last week. | Make SA Safe

The South African Police Service (SAPS) wishes all police officers that are taking part in the Cape Town Sanlam Marathon the best of luck. This year, 595 police officers are taking part in the two day marathon inclusive of the 10, 21 and 42 km race. The Western Cape Province has fielded the most runners with 109, followed by both Gauteng and the Eastern Cape provinces with 85 runners each, and Head Office with 80. KwaZulu-Natal is fifth with 76 runners followed by Limpopo with 63, Mpumalanga wit

[LIVE] The South African Police Service (SAPS), in partnership with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), launches a Campus Community Safety Forum (CCSF) at Vhembe TVET College in Limpopo. This initiative forms part of the SAPS’ ongoing engagement with institutions of higher learning across the country to establish safety structures in the form of Campus Community Safety Forums, which are essentially a collective and proactive effort to combat crime. | South African Police Serv

#PoliceTrainees The South African Police Service (SAPS) is pleased to announce that the recruitment and selection process has been finalised for the first group of 10 000 recruits for the 2024/2025 financial year. The first group of 4500 trainees will report for training at the various SAPS academies on 22 April 2024. The second group of 5500 recruits will commence with training in January 2025; this process is yet to be finalised. Applicants are henceforth requested to be patient and await comm