30 October 2012 | Press ReleasesDianne Kohler Barnard, Shadow Minister of PoliceThe Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa today made a rare, and surprise, visit to the Portfolio Committee on Police to brief them on the Private Security Industry Regulation Amendment Bill. … [Read more...] about SCOPA must clarify its terms of reference for Nkandla inquiry
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DBE must answer for losing R7.2 billion for mud schools
30 October 2012 | Press ReleasesDianne Kohler Barnard, Shadow Minister of PoliceThe Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa today made a rare, and surprise, visit to the Portfolio Committee on Police to brief them on the Private Security Industry Regulation Amendment Bill. … [Read more...] about DBE must answer for losing R7.2 billion for mud schools
Census 2011: South Africans voting with their feet
30 October 2012 | Press ReleasesDianne Kohler Barnard, Shadow Minister of PoliceThe Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa today made a rare, and surprise, visit to the Portfolio Committee on Police to brief them on the Private Security Industry Regulation Amendment Bill. … [Read more...] about Census 2011: South Africans voting with their feet
Private security regulations: Minister must put citizens safety first
30 October 2012 | Press ReleasesDianne Kohler Barnard, Shadow Minister of PoliceThe Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa today made a rare, and surprise, visit to the Portfolio Committee on Police to brief them on the Private Security Industry Regulation Amendment Bill. … [Read more...] about Private security regulations: Minister must put citizens safety first
R4 trillion infrastructure programme asks too much of SOEs
26 October 2012 | Press ReleasesGareth Morgan, Shadow Minister of Water and Environmental AffairsDespite the high incidence of rhino poaching in the Kruger National Park, which was reported this week as having already exceeding 280 rhinos, a dedicated group of police personnel will be withdrawn from the Kruger National Park by the end of October. The DA has been informed by a … [Read more...] about R4 trillion infrastructure programme asks too much of SOEs