'People must feel safe'

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http://www.news24.com/News24/South_Africa/Politics/0,,2-7-12_2071656,00.html

"While this information confirms what we have seen from the crime statistics of the South African Police Service and the assessment of Operation Iron Fist, we recognise that improved statistics by themselves are not enough if our people continue to feel unsafe."

Shilowa announced a "world class" system to track the performance of each police station in Gauteng.

R600m upgrade


Have they released the crime stats for operation Iron Fist yet ??
 
Didn't some MEC for Safety and Security get robbed? Criminals do not fear or respect the Law anymore. So wth should anyone feel Safe anymore.
 
Didn't some MEC for Safety and Security get robbed? Criminals do not fear or respect the Law anymore. So wth should anyone feel Safe anymore.

Bheki Cele, KZN MEC for Safety and Security. He now claims that it wasn't an ordinary robbery because the perps took his laptop as well. Firstly, why was the laptop not with him if it contained sensitive information? Secondly, what information exactly was on the laptop? Thirdly, laptops are valuable and small, so of course it'd be stolen along with TV, jewellery etc.

I demand Firoz Cachalia resign. He is a freaking liar.

Indeed. He backed up pretty quickly as soon as it was time for reckoning. No stats for operation Iron Fist have been released. The MEC expects us to just accept his claims that there was a reduction in "some areas of criminal activity".
 
If the information was sensitive then why wasn't it encrypted anyway? If he'd lost a private company's sensitive info he'd be in deep **** now but obviously nothing will happen in this case, despite the fact there may be taxpayers info on there.
 
Syndre: if it wasn't encrypted then it's because the government is not technically competent. If it is, which I doubt, then this is just another example of paranoia. Regardless, I find it likely that the "sensitive information" is about to be wiped so that someone can store more pr0n...
 
Syndre: if it wasn't encrypted then it's because the government is not technically competent. If it is, which I doubt, then this is just another example of paranoia. Regardless, I find it likely that the "sensitive information" is about to be wiped so that someone can store more pr0n...

I didn't see that article in question but I suppose it could also just be a way to make it look like a specific, planned crime rather than general robbery, which probably makes it come across better politically. I doubt anyone even looked at the info.
 
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