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SAP - DurbanAbstract
Colonel DS Naidoo retired in December 2024 after nearly 40 years of distinguished service in the South African Police. As Head of Human Resource Management at the eThekwini District Commissioner’s Office, he was widely respected for his leadership, integrity, and dedication to developing people. His retirement function at the Holiday Inn Marine Parade brought together colleagues, friends, and family to honour his professionalism and his lasting contribution to the organisation.
SAP - DurbanHONOURING WARRANT OFFICER (AROO / WILLIAM) ARUMUGAM MOODLEY: A LIFETIME OF DEDICATION AND DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
SAP - DurbanSA Police Durban Dog Unit in the 1960s and 1970s
SAP - DurbanIn January 1973, Durban became the focus of a series of massive worker protests, with more than 60 000 black workers making their voices heard against disrespect, exploitation, low wages, and the ban on trade unions. These peaceful protests marked a turning point in South Africa’s labour history. The South African Police (SAP) was quickly mobilised to maintain public order, if necessary. However, the situation was handled with great insight and expertise by the police (based on correct information and situational awareness), which prevented the conflict from getting out of hand. This successful handling has drawn much praise for the Force’s professional and judicious action.
SAP DurbanA squad of policemen of the SAP were massacred in Cato Manor, Durban (South Africa) in 1960 whilst out on a patrol against illicit liquor brewing and selling.
