Controlling Cape Town: The real costs of CCTV cameras, and what you need to know

Heidi Swart
05 OCT

Joburg’s new hi-tech surveillance cameras: A threat to minorities that could see the law targeting thousands of innocents

Heidi Swart
28 SEP

The many versions of one violent death in Manenberg

Heidi Swart
26 SEP

BA scrambles to address theft of passenger bank details

AFP
07 SEP

Why Woodstock Hospital has become a home for hundreds

GroundUp
31 JUL

South Africa’s police must be based in the top crime locations

ISS Today
26 JUL

Former protection services deputy head wants to clear his name

Moira Levy
24 JUL

R2K report on media surveillance paints a picture of an increasingly paranoid late-stage Zuma state

Nkateko Mabasa
05 JUL

As security companies and guards face off, a wave of crime hits cash vans

Bheki C. Simelane
20 JUN 2018

‘We are being sent to our deaths’: cash-in-transit guards

Bheki C. Simelane
12 JUN 2018

Protecting Privacy: Postcards from the Edge of being hacked

Heidi Swart
08 JUN 2018

Service Delivery Bucket List: Councils expand provision of services but figures are cloudy

Greg Nicolson
05 JUN 2018

Your cellphone records and the law: The legal loophole that lets state spying run rampant

Heidi Swart
20 MAY 2018

Public trust must be SA police’s top priority 

ISS Today
09 MAY 2018

Western Cape government pours millions into security contract for a Green Point property

GroundUp
13 APR 2018

Orlando community praised for their role in intelligence-driven operation

Bheki C. Simelane
12 APR 2018

Op-Ed: What Cyril Ramaphosa needs to do to fix state spying, part 8 – Biometrics and Biosurveillance

Jane Duncan
19 MAR 2018

Op-Ed: What if Ramaphosa doesn’t fix state spying? Part 7 – Activism

Jane Duncan
13 MAR 2018

JMPD: ‘New’ police chief talks tough on bribery

Orateng Lepodise
07 MAR 2018

Op-Ed: What Ramaphosa needs to do to fix state spying, part 6 – drones

Jane Duncan
07 MAR 2018

Op-Ed: Ngcobo is but one example of policing gone wrong

Jean Redpath
01 MAR 2018