Applicants are apparently being promised police jobs, sent fake application forms, and then told to pay a R7,500 deposit.

Police in KwaZulu-Natal have warned of WhatsApp messages offering SAPS jobs in exchange for an upfront payment of R7,500.

Gauteng High Court held the Minister of Police liable after a woman’s 2014 VW Golf was returned from SAPS custody without its ...

Police in KwaZulu-Natal have warned members of the public to be on high alert for scammers using WhatsApp to offer fake employment opportunities in the South African Police Service (SAPS) in exchange ...

The WhatsApp profile picture used in these bogus job offers is that of the KZN Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Corporate ...

Police have confirmed that businessman Suliman Carrim faces new charges related to the alleged attempted theft of cars ...

According to The Citizen, a 56-year-old ex-SAPS general was arrested in Centurion after police found over 100 rounds of ...

Scammers are targeting desperate job seekers with fake South African Police Service jobs and demanding R15,000 for a place in the police.

This as the South African Police Service (SAPS) starts a nationwide online recruitment drive to bring on 5 500 police ...

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On Wednesday, the South African Police Service (Saps) confirmed that the Commission’s Recommendations Task Team (CRTT) has ...