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| PREPARING FOR THE 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP |
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- Guaranteeing the world's visitors' safety
After South Africa had been named as the host country for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in 2004, and the euphoria had calmed down, the reality of the magnitude of the planning involved in this event kicked in. A host country has to comply with FIFA's requirements and the Local Organising Committee ha...
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| SMART CARS = SAFER CARS |
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South Africa is one of the countries with the highest road fatality rates. With this in mind one tends to think that when buying a vehicle, people will look at safety features such as air bags and speed control, but South Africans tend to rather go for mag wheels, spoilers and other enhancements.
By Kotie Geldenhuys
During a ...
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| CRIME LINE SUCCESSES |
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The Gauteng Rapid Response Unit recovered more than R330 000 worth of stolen property and drugs and made ten arrests as a result of Crime Line tip-offs. At the same time, organised crime syndicates are starting to feel the pinch - thanks to information from the public.
Information provided b...
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| ATLAS SECURITY & HUMEWOOD POLICE CURB CRIME |
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During a six month trial security initiative that started in May 2009 between Humewood police and Atlas Security, the tow organisations significantly curbed crime in the Summerstrand and Humewood areas in Port Elizabeth.
Information provided by Atlas Security
Adapted by Kotie Geldenhuys
The proje...
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| CRIME PREVENTION - REPORTING VEHICLE THEFT |
Feelings of anger and despair are probably the first emotions to hit any victim of vehicle theft. Not only does it mean that one is left stranded, often far from home, but it is the beginning of a long administrative, and often costly process of travelling to the police station, short-term insurance claims and the search for another vehicle. To the majority of South Afr...
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