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2010/09/01

K Mosunkutu: First quarter 2010/11 briefing on Gauteng Community Safety

Ladies and gentlemen

Thank you all for this wonderful opportunity that we have to communicate government's service delivery milestones.

As we have just yesterday seen the end of women's month, I will first discuss the work that we have done, and will continue to do, to protect and assist women and children who are survivors of abuse.

You will perhaps recall that, ... [highlighted result]

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2010/07/06

B Nkosi and K Mosunkutu to brief media on traffic management plans for 2010 World Cup final match, 7 Jul

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2010/06/28

K Mosunkutu on probe into Booysens and Mondeor police conduct

Gauteng MEC for Community Safety has called for an immediate probe into the alleged callous and inhumane attitude displayed by police officers at the Booysens and Mondeor Police Stations. Advised by her in-laws to immediately report the intended crime to the police, the mother of the two children is reported to have hurried to Booysens Police Station seeking help. Forced to rush to Mondeor Police Station, the lady again could not be assisted by police on duty on grounds that they were ... [highlighted result]

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2010/06/09

K Mosunkutu on 2010 FIFA World Cup safety

Gauteng Community Safety MEC Khabisi Mosunkutu would like to reassure Gauteng citizens, visitors from other provinces, foreigners, participating teams and the entire FIFA family that Gauteng is ready to provide a world cup that will be memorable on the safety it will provide. The South African Police Service, Metropolitan police departments and traffic police will maintain a visible presence around the entire province's PVAs.In addition, community patrollers that work with the ... [highlighted result]

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2010/06/01

K Mosunkutu: Gauteng Community Safety Prov Budget Vote 2010/11

We conducted audits at Pretoria North Vehicle Testing Station, Meyerton Drivers License Testing Centre, AA Test and Drive Randburg, JNC Vehicle Testing Station and at Route 23 Vehicle Testing Station.Subsequent to these audits, a total of 133 vehicles from the Pretoria North Vehicle Testing station were recalled. This led to the recall and retesting of vehicles as follows:
* 658 from the Montana Vehicle Testing Station, 36 from the Mabopane Vehicle Testing Station, 971 from the ... [highlighted result]

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2010/05/25

K Mosunkutu on fight against violent crime

Gauteng s Community Safety MEC, Khabisi Mosunkutu, says the implementation of the province s aggravated robbery strategy has led to a reduction in violent crime in the province.Mosunkutu today told Gauteng lawmakers at his department's budget vote that there was a marked improvement in tackling violent crime, although he stressed the levels remained too high . Although statistics showed crime was decreasing, aggravated robberies were primarily responsible for the high levels ... [highlighted result]

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2010/05/25

K Mosunkutu on fight against violent crime

Gauteng s Community Safety MEC, Khabisi Mosunkutu, says the implementation of the province s aggravated robbery strategy has led to a reduction in violent crime in the province. Mosunkutu today told Gauteng lawmakers at his department's budget vote that there was a marked improvement in tackling violent crime, although he stressed the levels remained too high . Although statistics showed crime was decreasing, aggravated robberies were primarily responsible for the high ... [highlighted result]

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2010/03/04

K Mosunkutu to raid liquor outlets near schools, 5 Jul

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2010/03/03

K Mosunkutu and N Mokonyane to visit Alexandra community, 3 Mar

Residents of Alexandra will on Wednesday, 3 March 2010 be given the opportunity to engage with MEC Mosunkutu and MEC Mazibuko in a meeting with the community following the Premier s State of the Province Address. During the visit, both MECs will conduct door to door visits and engage with the community during an Imbizo where they will expand on governments key priorities. The media are invited to attend. [highlighted result]

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2010/02/23

K Mosunkutu to present State of the Province Address, 23 Feb

Subsequent to presentation of the State of the Province Address MEC Khabisi Mosunkutu will further elaborate on safety plans for Gauteng. MEC Mosunkutu may also reflect on past successes in fighting crime including stabilisation of certain crime categories. Date 23 February 2010
Time 10h00
Venue: Gauteng Legislature Auditorium Media contact:
Sizwe Matshikiza
Tel: 011 689 3633
Cell: 082 778 996 Source: [highlighted result]

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2010/01/11

K Mosunkutu to visit schools, 13 Jan

As part of mobilising for effective learning, the Gauteng Community Safety MEC, Khabisi Mosunkutu, will visit three schools in Midrand tomorrow.Addressing learners at the Ebony Park Primary School, Ponelopele Primary School and Ivory Park Secondary School, MEC Mosunkutu is expected to announce measures that the provincial government intends implementing to encourage effective learning. The Department of Community Safety is working hand in glove with the Department of Education in ... [highlighted result]

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2009/12/30

K Mosunkutu on law enforcement during New Year's Eve

Enforcing order in public spaces and promoting responsible alcohol use The Gauteng Provincial government, municipalities in the province, the South African Police Service (SAPS) and all other law enforcement agencies, in their determination to facilitate an orderly crossover to 2010, have finalised and commenced with implementing plans to ensure that all in the province revel in peace.Whilst the plans we are announcing today are broadly covering the entire province, we will ... [highlighted result]

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2009/11/19

K Mosunkutu to meet tavern owners in Mamelodi, 20 Nov

MEC for Gauteng Community Safety Khabisi Mosunkutu will tomorrow meet Tavern owners in Mamelodi.The move is in response to the concerns raised during the Gauteng held at Stanza Bopape sports ground last month. It is also part of a campaign aimed at curbing crime ahead of the festive season. The meeting with tavern owners will mainly discuss their daily operations with due consideration to their patrons and members of the public in general.The meeting will take place as ... [highlighted result]

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2009/11/18

K Mosunkutu on new wave of taxi violence

MEC Khabisi Mosunkutu has vowed to immediately and decisively deal with the emergence of a new wave of taxi violence in Gauteng.A taxi operator in Soweto, Mr Molao, survived a hail of bullets fired at his car last Friday, 13 November 2009. Mr Molao, a member of the Soweto Taxi Services (STS), suffered injuries from glass shrapnel from the first attack.Anticipating counter attacks and possible spiralling of violence, MEC Mosunkutu re-iterated a call he made earlier to the ... [highlighted result]

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2009/10/01

K Mosunkutu to honour best drivers, 2 Oct

The MEC for Gauteng Department of Community Safety will tomorrow honour the winners of the Gauteng Heavy Motor Vehicle Drivers competition.The event will be held at Birchwood Hotel, Ekurhuleni as part of the Gauteng road safety strategy to reduce road accidents and fatalities in the province through encouraging excellent driving to improve driving skills of heavy motor vehicle drivers.The winners will be honoured in the following categories:* bus male and female ... [highlighted result]

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2009/09/07

K Mosunkutu: 100 days in office

We shall continue working on further increasing the reaction time with specific focus on the 20 stations with the slowest reaction time.

As directed by Premier Mokonyane, steps to review the criminal justice system have already begun. With the establishment of this statutory body we hope to further enhance the fight against crime.

In the state of the province address, the provincial government committed to ensure enhanced accountability by the police and that the South African ... [highlighted result]

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2009/09/04

K Mosunkutu to reward volunteers, 7 Sept

The MEC for Gauteng Community Safety, Khabisi Mosunkutu, will reward more that 2 000 Gauteng safety volunteers for their devotion and commitment in the fight against crime in Gauteng on Monday, 7 September 2009 in Pretoria.This event comes after a similar event held on Monday, 31 August 2009 at the Hartfield Arena, west of Pretoria where about 2 200 volunteers were honoured.The volunteers will receive certificates after they attended and successfully completed a course on ... [highlighted result]

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2009/09/02

K Mosunkutu on Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) busses attack

MEC for Community Safety in Gauteng, Khabisi Mosunkutu, has condemned the attacks on two Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) busses in Soweto last night. The MEC is confident that the perpetrators will be arrested and brought to book.The MEC further calls upon the leadership of the taxi industry, not just individuals, to condemn the acts and commit themselves to cooperate with law enforcement agencies in the hunting, identification and arrest of perpetrators of this dastardly act. Leaders of ... [highlighted result]

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2009/08/28

K Mosunkutu to award community safety volunteers, 31 Aug

The MEC for Gauteng Community Safety, Khabisi Mosunkutu, will confer certificates of merit to about 2 200 members of various community policing forums (CPFs) and patrollers at a graduation ceremony to be held at the Harftfield Arena, Pretoria on Mondays, 31 August 2009.The certificates are awarded as a result of undergoing a course through the University of Pretoria. The course attended by these volunteers is accredited by the South African Qualification Authority (SAQA), and ... [highlighted result]

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2009/08/13

K Mosunkutu to launch Victim Empowerment Centre, 17 Aug

The MEC for Gauteng Community Safety, Khabisi Mosunkutu will on Monday, officially launch the Orange Farm Victim Empowerment Centre (VEC).
The opening of the VEC is part of the department's initiatives to improve the safety, socio-economic conditions and welfare of family, substance and gender based violence, and rehabilitates the victims and survivors of abuse and violence.Amongst the services rendered by the centre include:
* Individual counselling for people who have ... [highlighted result]

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