Extortion Hotline launched in Mthatha - Willem Els weighs in

The South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Eastern Cape has launched an Extortion Hotline in Mthatha, in an attempt to gather information, and gauge the extent of the problem of so-called protection fees in the province.
Let's chat about this issue further now with Willem Els, Institute of Security Studies Policy Analyst
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Salvador would stop this nonsense.

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We do need this number in MElnerton, Captown CBD, Joeslovo park

[@darlingtonmachilar6745]

The EC needs a new provincial commissioner of police

[@dot510]

Who is the current provincial commissioner?

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Minister Mckenzie must help with strategies to combat crimes even if he is not on that portfolio. Listen n involve communities /participation in combating crime

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What about Cape Town.

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Citizens need crime hotlines throughout the country. All ministries involved in crime prevention must come on board to deal with crime before it's too lat n SA looses fight to criminals. Home Affairs, Justice n NPA must do their part. Labour n Employment must ensure employers n businesses employ SAfricans ti half unemployment. Foreigners must be halfed in numbers. Their presence in SA is now challenge. All countries take responsibility for its citizens. Enough n is enough now.

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They waited until the reporters and Media got wind of this😮😮😮😮

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Cape Town(Gugulethu)is worse!!!!!!!!!!😢

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100 000 more Police and more budget and continuous training and specialisation

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Recruitment of more police is critical n thorough screening of recruits absolutely critical

[@NoluJezile]

Niqale ukubambisa inkosi le nayibeka ngokwenu

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The Mafias has their own political parties