Police minister with bloodiest tenure finally has to shut up – Action Society welcomes Bheki Cele’s “resignation”
Action Society welcomes the “resignation” of Bheki Cele. Since April 2018, shortly after Bheki Cele was appointed until December 2023,
Action Society welcomes the “resignation” of Bheki Cele. Since April 2018, shortly after Bheki Cele was appointed until December 2023,
Action Society today called for the current Police Minister, Bheki Cele, to be on the cut-list after the ANC lost
Action Society called out the Minister of Police, Bheki Cele after he failed to release the most recent crime statistics
It has been more than seven months since the #BlueLightMafia eight’s brutal attack on three motorists in Johannesburg and while
Including some of Action Society’s suggestions on the IPID Amendment Bill is a step in the right direction, but for
Action Society’s legal team sent an urgent letter to the South African Police Service management in the Western Cape regarding
There is only one way to describe the second quarter of this year’s crime statistics: A bloodbath. And while Cele
President Cyril Ramaphosa should look closer to home if he is looking to charge someone with “war crimes”, according to
The fact that the #BlueLightMafia eight are back at work after the South African Police Service allowed their paid suspension
Action Society believes that Police Minister Bheki Cele is sending good police officers to their deaths in the Western Cape
Action Society acts in the interest of the public through active advocacy for policy change. We work within the community to fight for a reformed justice system, holding government accountable for failing to protect South African citizens.
At Action Society, we often see delays in the justice system. What do you think? Have you experienced this too?