The police have spent more than R169m on VIP protection services for members of the legislature, judiciary and ad hoc VIPs in the past five financial years. This was revealed by suspended police ...

Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has revealed that nearly R2.5 billion could be spent on VIP protection services for the ...

ActionSA Reveals R3.7 Billion VIP Protection Bill as GNU Ministers Splurge on Travel and Perks ...

Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia revealed in his parliamentary reply that over the past year, R2.29 billion was spent on ...

Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has revealed that R3.7 billion was spent on VIP protection services in the 2024/25 ...

CEO Private Sector Regulatory Authority Fazul Mohammed with Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet during the launch of police reforms at the Kenya School of Government. [Standard] The police ...

Taxpayers have forked out a staggering R171 million over the past five years for the protection of VIPs such as speakers of legislatures, members of the judiciary, and “individuals of strategic ...

ACTING Minister of Police revealed the South African government spent R3.7 billion on VIP protection services in 2024/25, with costs projected to exceed R4 billion by 2026/27.

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Blue light services, legal, health, mayoral VIP Protection Services, and the administration of the Workmen’s Compensation Fund are among the key services illegally tried to outsource to attempted ...