By KEDIBONE MOLAETSI
2 August 2026 – As part of the commemoration of Women’s Month, the Northern Cape Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Koliswa Otola, together with Provincial and District SAPS Management, will lead a Women in Law Enforcement Parade in the Namakwa District. The Northern Cape MEC for Transport, Safety and Liaison, Limakatso Koloi, will also grace the occasion including other dignitaries.
The Northern Cape police spokesperson, Brigadier Mashay Gamieldien said the parade forms part of SAPS’ ongoing efforts to enhance police visibility, strengthen law enforcement readiness, and also showcased the capabilities of the different law enforcement agencies throughout Women’s Month. Gamieldien said these initiatives reaffirm SAPS’ commitment to creating safer communities and ensuring the protection of women, children and other vulnerable groups.
“The parade will be followed by integrated crime prevention operations led by women in law enforcement, with the participation of key government departments and stakeholders. There will be a Women in Law Enforcement Parade during phase 1 at McLeod Stadium, Nababeep on Tuesday at 10am.
“Phase 2 will consist of the parade and followed by integrated crime prevention operations led by women in law enforcement,” she said.
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