In Pretoria, South Africa, law enforcement agencies are bolstering security measures in anticipation of the upcoming anti — migrant protests scheduled for Tuesday.
The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structures (NatJoints) has confirmed that its operational plans are fully activated across all nine provinces to manage the situation effectively. This extensive security deployment, with an estimated cost exceeding R600 million, aims to prevent a recurrence of the unrest seen in July 2021. Lieutenant-General Tebello Mosikili, the chairperson of NatJoints and the deputy national commissioner, emphasized the readiness of law enforcement officers during a media briefing. “.
Every commander understands the responsibility, and every operational plan is in motion, “he stated.
The government’s commitment to securing lawful and peaceful demonstrations, protecting communities, safeguarding critical infrastructure, and maintaining public order was made clear.
The security strategy encompasses Public Order Policing units, tactical teams, intelligence structures, the SAPS Air Wing, and the Justice, Crime Prevention and Security (JCPS) cluster.
Additionally, private security networks, such as Fidelity, are involved in data tracking. Defence Minister Angie Motshekga confirmed the readiness of the South African National Defence Force to deploy if necessary.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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