We are starting a whole new chapter with this GNU, May we support & give our new ministers a chance until they slip up. If they do perform let’s keep encouraging them to keep getting better at their jobs, we want a safe & productive country. Police are always late to crimes scenes & don’t respect anonymity from people trying to prevent crimes. For the first time I’m hearing a minister that’s saying he wants collaborations with communities to get rid of crime and for all parties to be proactive. Let’s listen to hear & understand & not to judge & quickly critic because that helps no one. But rather undermines our attempts at rebuilding this country that we want back on its feet & thriving💯% for the rebuild 💯%🇿🇦
Do you think people are going to be safe in this,why not being direct to fight crime as a minister instead of mixing the community knowing exactly what is gonna happen while his there far away in Sunton
I disagree slightly with some other commenters. While he was not amazing, he is head and shoulders above Cele. I really hope he grows into this role, and I believe he is capable. Let's give him at least some time. We can't have a lot of turnover in this ministry.
💯% agree with you they were just not really listening to him to truly understand what his saying…. For too many years Police Ministers overlooked the power & the role of our communities in protecting each other by being Proactive & recognising threats & reporting on them so people can be apprehended before they even become repeat offenders, like the serial rapist he was talking about… He sounded very smart & very aware about what’s happening around us & on the ground… 💯% Proaction to prevent crimes is needed in Mzansi… He seems to be on a very right track…
Soon we have no green belts and have to wake up at 4 am to go to work...i don't thinking these people are in the real world..woodview will never get help from government ...all i hear is talk ..
Nothing positive will come from this men mark my words.. you cannot focus on GBV and ignore our useless laws and that in South Africa there is no proper punishment for wrong doings..