Members of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), together with their affiliated unions, have announced their intent to embark on a nationwide strike and demonstration on 7 October 2024. This event will form part of COSATU’s annual National Day of Action, a protest aimed at voicing a variety of grievances.
Read moreAs crime rates continue to climb and concerns grow over the effectiveness of law enforcement, it’s essential for business owners to take proactive steps to secure their properties. Commercial buildings, factories, and other business premises are frequent targets for theft and vandalism, making robust security measures crucial.
Read moreTarget hardening refers to a range of security measures designed to make a target more difficult to attack or steal from. In the context of preventing cable and copper pipe theft, target hardening strategies can significantly reduce the likelihood of such crimes by increasing the effort required for thieves to succeed.
Read moreWith persistently high crime rates, and alarming statistics that show that violent crime shows little chance of abating in the foreseeable future, there is an urgent need for all South Africans to heighten their security awareness and take additional measures to ensure personal safety.
Read moreSituational awareness is a proactive approach to personal and organisational security. It involves being alert, understanding your environment, and recognising potential threats early. By developing and maintaining situational awareness, individuals can significantly reduce their risk of becoming victims in life-threatening situations.
Read moreHeightened Political Tensions and Operational Risks in South Africa
As the results of South Africa's recent National and Provincial Elections continue to reverberate, increased political tensions and the potential for unrest are a significant concern. Various agencies are issuing warnings about the heightened risk of violence and unrest linked to these tensions.
Read moreIt has been widely reported on social media that the All Truck Drivers Forum and Allied South Africans (ATDFASA) plans to act on threats of its nationwide shutdown, scheduled to commence 20/05/2024. Gugu Sokhela, the national secretary-general of ATOFASA, has allegedly confirmed these plans, which stem primarily from ongoing dissatisfaction over the employment of foreign nationals, including undocumented workers, in the South African trucking industry.
Read moreWe would like to inform you of the recent criminal activities regularly occurring on the N4 highway. Over the past few weeks, there have been an escalation in crime related incidents involving highway gangs placing rocks, spikes, and other hazardous objects on the road, endangering the lives of motorists.
Read moreIn the interest of continually providing value to our readers, we would like to address and update you about the growing problem of cyber-attacks and how it is impacting us all.
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