NATJOINTS
Polisie bly op sy hoede ná 30 Junie
Oor 900 in arres oor betogings
NASIONAAL: Die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiediens (SAPD) het meer as 900 mense landwyd gearresteer vir verskeie oortredings, insluitend openbare geweld, plundering en immigrasieverwante misdade tydens betogings op 30 Junie 2026.
Die Adjunk-Nasionale Kommissaris vir Polisiëring vir die SAPD en Voorsitter van NATJOINTS, Luitenant-Generaal Tebello Mosikili, het Woensdagoggend, 1 Julie 2026 ‘n oorsig gegee van die nasionale situasie na die betogings.
Sy het bevestig 120 optogte het landwyd plaasgevind, waarvan 108 vreedsaam was en 12 polisie-ingryping vereis het.
“Die land het relatief stabiel gebly, met die meerderheid Suid-Afrikaners wat hul grondwetlike regte vreedsaam en verantwoordelik uitgeoefen het.
“Diegene wat die betogings vir kriminele gewin wou uitbuit, is geïdentifiseer, agtervolg en voor die wet gebring.”
Sy het ook bevestig een van die mees ernstige voorvalle was ‘n skietery waar twee mense tydens protesverwante geweld beseer is.
“Ons bly waaksaam, ons bly voorbereid, en ons sal voortgaan om beslissend op te tree teen enigiemand wat die veiligheid, sekuriteit en stabiliteit van ons land bedreig. Ons verskerp ook ons bedrywighede om te verseker dat alle persone wat in die land is, in besit is van geldige dokumentasie en voldoen aan die wette van die Republiek.”
Hou dié nommers gereed vir noodgevalle
Stad, polisie ‘gereed’ vir 30 Junie
Die Stad Kaapstad vra sy inwoners om enige voorvalle, noodgevalle of verdagte en/of kriminele aktiwiteite aan die Openbare Noodkommunikasiesentrum (PECC) by 021 480 7700 aan te meld.
Dit kom op die vooraand van die betogings wat vir Dinsdag, 30 Junie 2026 beplan word.
Die Stad sê in ‘n verklaring inwoners kan ook die anonieme wenk-lyn, 0800 11 0077, gebruik om die enige gevalle van geweld of onluste aan te meld.
Die Stad se Veiligheids- en Sekuriteitsdirektoraat sê hy werk nou saam en ondersteun die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiediens (SAPD) en die Departement van Binnelandse Sake om moontlike ontwrigtings en onluste wat verband hou met die betogings te beheer.
Die Stad sê hy het reeds gebiedsgebaseerde operasiesentrums geaktiveer.
“Operasies op 30 Junie sal gekoördineer word deur die Ramp-koördineringspan (RSP) in Goodwood. Spanne monitor planne wat more, 30 Junie tot ontwrigtings en bedreigings kan lei.
“Die Stad neem deel aan gekoördineerde beplanning met die SAPD, wat verantwoordelik is misdaadvoorkomings- en openbare orde-polisiëring, en ander relevante vennote.
“Die Stad se Ramprisiko-bestuursentrum help met die koördinering van humanitêre hulp by die Epping-sentrum vir vlugtelinge,” het die Stad in ‘n verklaring gesê.
Die burgemeesterskomiteelid vir Veiligheid en Sekuriteit, JP Smith, het gesê die Stad bly verbind tot die versekering van die veiligheid van almal.
“Almal het die grondwetlike reg om te betoog, maar daardie reg kan nie inbreuk maak op die regte van ander nie. Ons sal geen geweld of ontwrigting in ons Stad duld nie. Ons is hou ook opportunistiese misdadigers wat die situasie dalk wil uitbuit, dop,” het Smith gesê.
Intussen het die Nasionale Gesamentlike Operasionele en Intelligensie-struktuur (NATJOINTS) gesê die regering is gereed om almal se veiligheid op 30 Junie 2026 te verseker.
NATJOINTS se mede-voorsitter, luitenant-generaal Tebello Mosikili, het gesê: “Ons sal elke wettige en vreedsame betoging veilig hou. Ons sal elke gemeenskap beskerm. Ons sal kritieke infrastruktuur beveilig. Ons sal openbare orde handhaaf.
“En waar kriminaliteit sy kop uitsteek, sal ons vinnig en beslissend binne die perke van die wet optree. Aan elke Suid-Afrikaner, wees vol vertroue dat julle veiligheid ons hoogste prioriteit bly.”
Keep these numbers handy for emergencies
City, police ‘ready’ for 30 June
THE City of Cape Town has urged residents to report incidents, emergencies or any suspicious and/or criminal activities to the Public Emergency Communication Centre (PECC) on 021 480 7700.
This comes ahead of planned protests set to take place on Tuesday, 30 June 2026.
It also said residents can use the anonymous tip-off line 0800 11 0077 to notify the City of any unrest.
The City’s Safety and Security Directorate said it was working closely in support of the South African Police Service (SAPS) and the Department of Home Affairs to deal with possible disruptions and unrest related to planned ‘shutdown’ protests.
The City has already activated area-based Joint Operations Centres.
“Operations on 30 June will be coordinated by the Disaster Coordinating Team (DCT) in Goodwood. Teams continue to monitor for any disruptions and credible threats leading up to tomorrow, 30 June.
“The City is participating in coordinated planning with SAPS as the leading crime prevention and public order policing authority, and other relevant partners.
“The City’s Disaster Risk Management Centre is assisting with the coordination of humanitarian relief efforts at the Epping Refugee Centre,” the City said in statement.
Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security, JP Smith, said the City remained committed to ensuring the safety of everyone.
“Everyone has the constitutional right to protest, but that right cannot infringe on the rights of others. We will not tolerate any violence or disruptions in our City. We are also alert to opportunistic criminals who might want to exploit the situation.
“We also reiterate our call to the public to be vigilant and to report any incidents immediately so that enforcement services may respond,” said Smith.
Meanwhile the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) have said Government was ready to ensure everyone’s safety on 30 June 2026.
NATJOINTS co-chairperson, Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili, said: “We will secure every lawful and peaceful demonstration. We will protect every community. We will safeguard critical infrastructure. We will maintain public order.
“And where criminality presents itself, we will respond swiftly, proportionately and decisively within the confines of the law.
“To those who intend to break the law tomorrow, our message is simple: do not test the resolve of the State. To those who intend to demonstrate peacefully, we assure you that your Constitutional rights will be protected. To every South African, be confident that your safety remains our highest priority.”
Drie-punt plan word geaktiveer
Polisie kom vir dié wat agter geweld sit
JONGSTE! – Die Mosselbaai-polisie het twee verdagtes van 19- en 26-jaar-oud gearresteer vir die moord op die 27-jarige Mosambiekse burger, Tomas Chunguane, wat op 30 Mei 2026 in KwaNonqaba aangerand en gesteek is.
Die arrstasies het in die vroeë oggendure van Dinsdag, 9 Junie 2026, plaasgevind. Die verdagtes sal na verwagting Donderdag, 11 Junie 2026, in die Mosselbaaise-landdroshof verskyn.
Intussen het ‘n 30-jarige verdagte, wat vermoedelik die leier is van die groep wat die geweld aangehits en daartoe gelei het dat ongeveer 50 plakkershutte uitgebrand is, Maandag, 8 Junie 2026, in die hof verskyn. Hy bly in aanhouding en sal weer op 22 Junie 2026 verskyn vir ‘n borgtogaansoek. Hy is aangekla van aanhitsing tot openbare geweld.
Ondersoeke na die moord op nog ‘n Mosambiekse burger, die 43-jarige Danilo Muianga, ook op 30 Mei 2026 in KwaNonqaba, duur voort. Nog arrestasies word binnekort verwag, het die polisie gesê.
MISDAADTONEEL: Mosselbaai, Suid-Kaap: Die groot koppe van die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiediens (SAPD) het mense wat “agter sosiale mediaplatforms, anonieme boodskap-groepe of gemeenskapsvergaderings wegkruip om geweld aan te hits”, gewaarsku om hul doen en late te stop of daar sal gevolge wees.
Die waarnemende Nasionale Kommissaris van die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiediens (SAPD), luitenant-generaal Puleng Dimpane, het Woensdag 3 Junie 2026 saam met die voorsitter van die Nasionale Gesamentlike Operasionele en Intelligensiestruktuur (NATJOINTS), luitenant-generaal Tebello Mosikili, ‘n mediakonferensie in George, Wes-Kaap gehou oor geweld in die land.
Die afvaardiging is vergesel deur die Provinsiale Kommissaris van die Wes-Kaap, luitenant-generaal Thembisile Patekile, en die waarnemende Adjunk-Nasionale Kommissaris vir Misdaadopsporing, luitenant-generaal Khosi Senthumule.
Die afvaardiging het intervensies uiteengesit om wet en orde te herstel en te handhaaf, sowel as maatreëls wat daarop gemik is om die veiligheid en sekuriteit van alle inwoners regoor die land te verseker
NATJOINTS het ‘n omvattende operasionele plan geaktiveer wat die SAPD, staatsveiligheidsagentskap, metropolisiedepartemente, verkeerswetstoepassing, binnelandse sake, korrektiewe dienste, die Suid-Afrikaanse Nasionale Weermag en ander regeringsdepartemente insluit.
Die operasionele plan het drie sleutel bene:
● Meer sigbaarheid en vinnige ontplooiingsvermoëns: Wetstoepassingsbeamptes is in brandpunte en strategiese gebiede regoor die land ontplooi. Bykomende openbare orde-polisiëringsbronne bly op bystand om vinnig te reageer op enige voorvalle wat openbare veiligheid en stabiliteit bedreig.
● Intelligensie-begeleide operasies: Intelligensiestrukture versamel en ontleed voortdurend inligting om bedreigings te identifiseer, beplande geweldsdade op te spoor en proaktiewe intervensies te ondersteun voordat die misdaad gepleeg word. Diegene wat glo hulle agter sosiale media platforms, anonieme boodskap-groepe of gemeenskap vergaderings kan wegkruip om geweld aan te hits, moet weet dat wetstoepassingsagentskappe aktief kriminele gedrag monitor en op sal tree as daar genoegsame bewyse is.
● Geteikende operasies teen misdaad: Gesamentlike operasies word uitgevoer om kriminaliteit aan te spreek wat onder die dekmantel van gemeenskapsveiligheid gepleeg word. Dit sluit in operasies om gesoekte verdagtes te arresteer, onwettige vuurwapens te konfiskeer, dwelmsmokkelary in die hok te slaan, afpersing netwerke te ontwrig en onwettige persone deur middel van wettige immigrasie prosesse te hanteer.
SAPS outline strategy to maintain order
‘Full might of law will come for you’
UPDATE! – Mossel Bay police have arrested two suspects aged 19 and 26-years for the murder of 27-year-old Mozambican national, Tomas Chunguane, who died after he was assaulted and stabbed on 30 May in KwaNonqaba.
The arrest took place in the early hours of Tuesday morning, 9 June 2026. The suspects are expected to appear in the Mossel Bay magistrate’s court on Thursday, 11 June 2026.
Meanwhile, a 30-year-old suspect believed to be the leader of the group that embarked on scenes of violence that led to approximately 50 shacks set alight appeared in court on Monday, 8 June on charges of incitement to commit public violence. He was remanded in custody and is expected to appear in court on 22 June 2026 for a bail application.
Investigations into the murder of another Mozambican national, 43-year-old Danilo Muianga, that also occurred on 30 May in KwaNonqaba are ongoing. More arrests are expected soon, said the police.
CRIME SCENE: Mossel Bay, Southern Cape: The top brass of the South African Police Service (SAPS) have warned those who believe they can “hide behind social media platforms, anonymous messaging groups or community meetings to incite violence”, they will face the full might of the law.
The Acting National Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS), Lieutenant- General Puleng Dimpane, together with the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Chairperson, Lieutenant-General Tebello Mosikili, briefed the media in George, Western Cape on Wednesday, 3 June 2026 following violence aimed at foreigners over past weekend.
The delegation was joined by the Provincial Commissioner of the Western Cape, Lieutenant-General Thembisile Patekile, and the Acting Deputy National Commissioner for Crime Detection, Lieutenant-General Khosi Senthumule.
The delegattion outlined interventions to restore and maintain law and order, as well as measures aimed at ensuring the safety and security of all residents across the country.
NATJOINTS has activated a comprehensive operational plan that brings together the South African Police Service, State Security Agency, Metro Police Departments, Traffic Law Enforcement, Home Affairs, Correctional Services, the South African National Defence Force and other key government stakeholders.
The operational plan focuses on key areas:
●Enhanced visibility and rapid deployment capabilities: Law enforcement officers have been deployed in identified hotspots and strategic areas across the country. Additional public order policing resources remain on standby to respond swiftly to any incidents that threaten public safety and stability.
●Secondly, intelligence-led operations: Intelligence structures are continuously gathering and analysing information to identify threats, detect planned acts of violence and support proactive interventions before criminal incidents occur. Those who believe they can hide behind social media platforms, anonymous messaging groups or community meetings to incite violence should know that law enforcement agencies are actively monitoring criminal conduct and will act where evidence exists.
●Targeted crime-combatting operations: Joint operations are being conducted to address criminality that may arise under the guise of community concerns. These include operations aimed at arresting wanted suspects, confiscating illegal firearms, addressing drug trafficking, disrupting extortion networks and dealing with undocumented persons through lawful immigration processes.