Referred to as: Police Minister · Ministry of Police
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The Ministry of Police received a complaint from a Member of Parliament about interference or interception of CAS dockets in Western Cape and Orlando, and urgently instructed a report from the investigating office by 4 November 2024 at 15h00.
“The Ministry has received this complaint from the Member of Parliament ... regarding interference or interception of both sets of dockets ... Your report is expected on Monday 4 November 024 at 15h00.”
Mthokozisi Nkabinde, Chief of Staff in the Ministry of Police, signed a document dated 11 November 2024 addressed to the Investigating Director, Advocate Johnson, referring to a referral and request for investigation under the National Prosecuting Authority Act.
“it is signed Mthokozisi Nkabinde , Chief of Staff in the Ministry of Police and it is dated 11 November 2024 . ... the subject line is : “ Referral and request for investigation in terms of section 27 of the National Prosecuting Authority Act , Act 32 of 1998 , read with the National Prosecuting Amendment Act , Act 10 of 2024 . ””
General Mkhwanazi did not deny acting on a higher authority in his answering affidavit and remained silent about it for eight years until 2020.
“he does not deny that he was acting on a higher authority. In fact, he keeps quiet about it. He keeps quiet about it for eight years and only comes out with it in 2020”
After the meeting between Minister Cele and SANACO Executive Committee, some official channels of communication were designated within SAPS and the Ministry to address taxi violence issues.
“some mechanism to take the matter forward ... at that meeting ... Minister Cele designated someone within SAPS or someone within the Ministry to be approached on all taxi violence issues ... SANACO designated anyone who would be their communication point to take matters forward”