Community Safety in Gauteng spends R9,7 million on only 124 pistols
The Gauteng Department of Community Safety awarded a tender of R9,7 million for the delivery of just 124 pistols, according…
AfriForum calls on SAPS to get its house in order regarding crime statistics
AfriForum has expressed serious concern following the Auditor General of South Africa’s findings that the South African Police Service (SAPS)…
Serious misuse of resources when police target firearm owners under guise of gun control, warns AfriForum
Instead of focusing on the activities of violent criminals, the police appear to be targeting normal citizens, especially farmers, at…
AfriForum releases step-by-step-guide to obtaining a firearm license in South Africa
In response to rising levels of violent crime in South Africa, AfriForum has launched a comprehensive guide that helps citizens…
SAPS has coughed up more than R2,4 billion in payouts due to wrongful arrests since 2018 – AfriForum demands urgent reform
Payouts of claims following wrongful arrests by the South African Police Service (SAPS) for the duration of former Police Minister…
Security failures at SANDF ammunition depot puts community at risk
AfriForum demands urgent action from Motshekga AfriForum has raised the alarm about serious security failures at the South African National…
AfriForum calls for devolution of policing powers to address critical detective shortages
The alarming shortage of detectives in the South African Police Service (SAPS), as revealed by Minister of Police Senzo Mchunu,…
Shortcuts in training and vetting raises concerns over Gauteng Crime Wardens
Civil rights organisation AfriForum, has questioned Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi’s intentions, after the latest scandal surrounding his so-called “Crime Prevention…
KZN Police Commissioner’s encouragement to defend oneself welcomed
The responsible use of legally owned firearms is a vital component of community safety. This view of AfriForum is in…
Crime statistics paints a grim picture, cooperation with civil society now essential
The crime statistics for the first quarter of the 2024/2025 financial year paint an ominous picture of what the future…
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