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GAUTENG STRENGTHENS COORDINATED RESPONSE TO GBVF
The Gauteng Provincial Government has resolved to conduct audits of police stations across the province to assess infrastructure needs and determine the measures required to ensure that SAPS facilities are adequately equipped to provide accessible and effective services to citizens reporting cases of GBVF.
In addition, the province will provide further support to non-governmental organisations (NGOs) that offer critical services to victims and survivors of GBVF.
#GrowingASaferGauteng #GBVF
GAUTENG STRENGTHENS COORDINATED RESPONSE TO GBVF
Building on existing intergovernmental committees established to address Disaster Management, Policing, and water and energy challenges, the province will introduce a dedicated GBVF Intergovernmental Committee.
The committee will meet every Wednesday to monitor progress, assess interventions and ensure follow-through on the directives issued by the President.
#GrowingASaferGauteng #GBVF
GP Department of Community Safety retweeted
Following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s national address on GBVF on September 29, 2026, the Provincial government held an urgent Intergovernmental Relations meeting earlier today and resolved on targeted plans, in line with the mandate outlined by the President.
#GrowingASaferGauteng
GP Department of Community Safety retweeted
[IN PICTURES]: Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi briefs the media on the province’s response to gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF).
#GrowingASaferGauteng
GP Department of Community Safety retweeted
LIVE I GAUTENG'S GBVF RESPONSE PLAN MEDIA BRIEFING nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1mxPaZeXn…
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Let’s protect our CCTV camera infrastructure. Say no to vandalism and protect what protects you.
#GrowingGautengTogether
GP Department of Community Safety retweeted
The role of GBV shelters in communities is to provide a safe and supportive environment for survivors of gender-based violence. They offer temporary accommodation, counselling, psychosocial support, protection, referrals and empowerment programmes to help survivors.
#GGT2030
SAFETY TIPS| ACT QUICKLY IF FOLLOWED
If you suspect someone is following you, cross the road immediately or head straight toward a crowded area, such as a shop, petrol station or bus stop.
Stay alert and Trust your instincts.
#GrowingASaferGauteng
October is Transport Month🚦
October marks Transport Month, an annual campaign aimed at encouraging the use of public transport to ease traffic congestion and promote responsible road safety behaviour.
South Africa observes Transport Month this October under the theme, "Building a safe, sustainable, reliable and affordable transport system."
#Transportmonth #roadsafety
MEDIA STATEMENT | GAUTENG PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT STATEMENT ON SAFETY
INTERVENTIONS AND CRIME PREVENTION STRATEGIES
#GrowingASaferGauteng #GautengAtWork
GP Department of Community Safety retweeted
🎥Recap: President Cyril Ramaphosa "There is no requirement to wait twenty-four hours before reporting a person missing.
If you have reason to fear that something is wrong, report it immediately.
Hours matter. Information matters. A photograph matters. A vehicle registration number matters.
A message, a telephone call or an observation that seems insignificant may provide the clue investigators need."
#EndGBVF #GovZAUpdates
Read more: zurl.co/n4jJx
#GrowingGautengTogether government listens, today the @GautengProvince is engaging with the Kokosi Community in Fochville, Merafong Municipality. This gives residents an opportunity to voice service delivery issues affecting the community #ImbizoWednesdays
STOP GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AND FEMICIDE
GBVF has no place in our communities. In Gauteng, we are turning commitment into action by strengthening prevention, support and collective efforts to end GBVF.
#GrowingASaferGauteng #GBVF
VUMACAM | A vehicle linked to an Insurance Crime Bureau fraud case was identified through the Vumacam SafeCity LPR network.
Following a coordinated response, the vehicle was located, positively identified using DataDot Technology and impounded for further investigation.
#GrowingasaferGauteng
Stay safe on the roads during wet weather 🌧️
Motorists are urged to exercise extra caution while driving in wet weather conditions.
✅ Reduce your speed
✅ Maintain a safe following distance
✅ Avoid low-lying areas prone to flooding
✅ Do not drive through flooded roadways
#Roadsafety
GP Department of Community Safety retweeted
#sapsGP [ACTIVE CRIME SCENE: MORETHAN 70 SUSPECTED ILLEGAL MINERS ARRESTED, FIREARMS RECOVERED] #OperationProsper / Karabo nets morethan 70 suspected illegal miners and seize firearms and gold bearing material.
Major General Fred Kekana on scene to address the media. #IllegalMining #PartnershipPolicing ME
GP Department of Community Safety retweeted
Gauteng e-Panic Button: A Lifeline for Township Communities, Built on Trust, Privacy and Safety
#Gautengegov #GrowingGautengTogether
Silence protects violence. Speak up. Report GBVF.
Reporting violence can help victims and survivors access protection and support, while ensuring that cases are brought to the attention of law enforcement.
📍 Report any form of GBVF at your nearest police station.
📞 Crime Stop: 086 00 10111
Victims and survivors can also access support through the 24-Hour Gender-Based Violence Command Centre: 0800 428 428.
#GrowingASaferGauteng #GBVF
THREE CIT SUSPECTS FATALLY WOUNDED AFTER MASSIVE GUNFIGHT
A joint operation involving the SAPS Investigation of Violent & Organised Crime – CIT Robberies, SAPS Gauteng Tactical Response Team (TRT), SAPS Gauteng Anti-Gang Unit, Gauteng Traffic Police Airwing, CAP Specialised Operations, Tracker Connect, Bidvest Protea Coin and IZI Africa Risk Department has resulted in three suspected cash-in-transit robbery suspects being fatally wounded and another suspect arrested.
The operation followed intelligence received regarding a group of suspects planning to commit a cash-in-transit robbery in the Olivenhoutbosch area of Pretoria.
Further intelligence gathering enabled law enforcement and security partners to identify the vehicles linked to the suspects. During the operation, the suspects unexpectedly withdrew from the area and travelled towards Hercules, north of Pretoria.
Two suspect vehicles, a Hyundai H1 minibus and a Toyota Avanza, were identified travelling together. As the vehicles joined the R80 highway, the operational plan was activated to intercept and stop them.
A shootout ensued between the suspects and members involved in the operation. The Hyundai H1 veered off the road and came to a standstill in a stormwater drain. Three suspects were fatally wounded during the exchange of gunfire.
An AK-47 rifle and a handgun were recovered from the scene.
The Toyota Avanza was also stopped, resulting in one suspect being contained and arrested. An unlicensed firearm and ammunition were recovered.
Investigations are continuing, with the suspects being linked to multiple crimes allegedly committed in the province.
#GrowingASaferGauteng
The Gauteng Traffic Police High Priority Crimes and Internal Affairs Unit, together with Ivory Park SAPS, JMPD, Safeguard Risk Services, and Fidelity ITOC, arrested a suspect linked to more than 8 crime cases including three counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder, hijackings, theft and fraud .
The suspect is linked to multiple cases across Ivory Park, Tembisa, Kempton Park, Lenasia South, and Eldorado Park
Officers received information regarding the suspect in Phumla Mqashi Informal settlement, they conducted an intensive observation where he was spotted and his premises was searched.
During the arrest, officers recovered:
* 1x Unlicensed firearm and live ammunition
* 1x Unregistered black BMW 320i linked to other crimes
* 1x Pair of SAPS boots
* 1x Cellphone
#GrowingASaferGauteng
#GautengAtWork