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Sedert sy totstandkoming het die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisie, wat onlosmaaklik deel van die gemeenskap is, dikwels vasgevang geraak in politieke tweespalt. Deur die geskiedenis heen het die Polisie egter nog altyd wet en orde gehandhaaf, al het

NONGQAI magazine special series - the men speak: From Apartheid to Democracy - Personal insights and experiences recounted by Brig (Ret) Fanie Bouwer, who served in the uniformed component of the erstwhile South African Police during the turbulent years of internal political strife prior to the country's transition to a non-racial democracy. He particularly addresses te question of coercive versus innovative police action.

Nongqai magazine's series of extracts from eBook on the armed struggle between the South African Police Security Branch and the alliance between the SA Communist Party and the ANC / MK

During October 1974 a four-man South African Police patrol went missing along the Zambesi River, near Chirundu base. They were surprised in their sleeping bags, with two killed and two gravely injured.

The history of the former SA Police Holiday Resort at Port Edward on the lower KwaZulu Natal South Coast, now known as Port Edward Holiday Resort NPC (PEHR)

Author: Lt Col LJ Haasbroekwww.servamus.co.zaemail: editor@servamus.co.za

During March 1974 Sergeant Johan Khun was in charge of a 5-man Police patrol near Kandahar fishing camp along the Zambezi River. They were ambushed and disappeared. The SA Police soon afterwards found the bodies of four murdered Police members. Sgt Khun appears to have been abducted by ZIPRA insurgents; he was never found or heard of again.

The turbulent 1960’s in Durban and Pondoland as viewed through the eyes of a policeman’s son.


HBH describes one of the delightful and true old characters and a strict disciplinarian, Col TJ Bryne. He was OC of the authoritarian SAP Depot where new Recruits were transferred into fully fledged policemen. The author met him in Durban d