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Platoon 5, 1984
SAPS Chatsworth

Platoon 5, 1984

This publication commemorates the 42-year reunion of the South African Police Service (SAPS) Platoon 5 Ladies who commenced training at the Cato Manor Training College in July 1984. It celebrates their enduring friendship, shared experiences, and dedicated service while reflecting on the values of discipline, integrity, loyalty, and commitment instilled during their training. The reunion, held on 24 July 2026 in KwaZulu-Natal, provided an opportunity to reconnect, honour absent colleagues, and preserve cherished memories. Beyond celebrating their policing careers, the publication recognises the diverse paths these women followed after service while highlighting the lifelong bonds they forged. It stands as a tribute to their legacy, resilience, and lasting contribution to the history of women in the South African Police Service.

Four Detectives
Non-White SAP Officers

Four Detectives

Four Indian detectives from Durban were honoured for their long service in the South African Police Force. Together, the detectives completed a total of 84 years of dedicated service. The medal ceremony took place at the Durban Central Police Station. Lieutenant-Colonel JA Oosthuizen presented medals to the detectives for their loyalty and hard work. The event highlighted the important role played by Indian detectives in serving and protecting the Durban community.