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'n Familie-navraag deur Aurelia Borcher oor haar vader, Lewis Jacobus van Buuren, wat op die voorblad van die Nongqai van November 1960 verskyn. Die familie probeer vasstel wie die seuntjie op die foto is en of daar 'n artikel, onderskrif of ander verwysing in die tydskrif was wat verdere agtergrond oor die foto en Van Buuren se polisiediens verskaf.
‘n Persoonlike verhaal van Antonette Raath Muller oor haar liefde vir wapens, haar toetrede tot die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisie en haar loopbaan as polisievrou en SWAT-instrukteur.
Subramonia Pillai was a true pioneer in the South African Police. He rose from humble beginnings as a factory worker and newspaper seller to become the first Indian police officer to attain the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. He made history as the first Indian Station Commander at Chatsworth in 1965. He later commanded the Indian Police Training College at Wentworth, where he helped train future police officers. His life remains an inspiring example of hard work, education, determination and dedicated service to the South African Police.
This photo journal takes the reader back to the roots of policing in South Africa through rare photographs of police services, stations, detective work and public order over more than a century. It includes images from Bloemfontein, Natal Native Police, Durban, Marshall Square and notable detectives such as Kol AE Trigger, Bill Joyner and Ulf Boberg.
The article recalls Hendrik van den Bergh’s arrest on 20 January 1942 and describes the wider wartime context of the Ossewabrandwag, police loyalties, and internment at Koffiefontein. It also reflects on the historical significance of the event and Van den Bergh’s later career.
Die piece reflects on a former police career, anti-communist convictions, intelligence work, and service within the SAP and security structures. It argues that history should be preserved and recalls opponents, colleagues, and the realities of conflict and transition in South Africa.
Hierdie persoonlike herinnering deur brigadier Fanie Bouwer beskryf die enorme veiligheidsbeplanning vir Nelson Mandela se eerste openbare toespraak as president op 4 Mei 1994 en bied 'n insiggewende terugblik op die vreedsame oorgang van die "ou" na die "nuwe" Suid-Afrika.
Lenie, was a legendary South African Police (SAP) scent-tracking police dog in the Cradock District of the Eastern Cape during the late 1930s and 1940s. She was the first SAP scent-tracking police dog to be permanently stationed at a rural police station like Cradock. She died of natural causes in 1950, at the age of 13 in Cradock.
Lt.kol. Hendrik Abraham “Vel” Kruger was 'n hoogs gerespekteerde lid van die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisie wat veral bekendheid verwerf het as ondersoeker en ondergrondse agent in die Diamanttak.
Hierdie artikel vergelyk die tradisionele polisiële benadering van bevel, beheer en toesig met die moderne bestuursbenadering wat sedert die laat 1980's ontwikkel het. Brigadier Fanie Bouwer besin oor die invloed van hierdie veranderinge op dissipline, aanspreeklikheid, institusionele geheue en die doeltreffendheid van polisiëring.
Nongqai Vol 17 No 10 – (36) kapt Marius Joubert - Forensiese Ondersoeker
