to address the desperate needs and concerns of our citizens. Criminal acts however deny and take away the most elementary human rights from our people.
We seek to create a united, democratic and non-
racial society. We have a vision of a South Africa in which all our people - black or white - shall live and work together as equals in conditions of peace, prosperity and crime free society.
The determination, the will and the ability of our people to fight crime until victory cannot be questioned. The justness of our cause is unchallengeable. The unity of our people on the question of crime should act as a source of great strength to us.
Today there can be no doubt about the
determination of the overwhelming majority of the citizens of this country to take concerted action to help us squeeze and liquidate crime. I thank you.”
Deputy Minister of Police, Ms Maggie Sotyu speaking at the fourth Annual Leadership for Women in Law Enforcement Conference, Midrand, May 27th
2011.
Issued by the South African Police Service and featured on
www.womenofintelligence.co.za
Deputy Minister of Police, Ms Maggie Sotyu speaking at the 4th
in Law Enforcement Conference, Midrand, May 27th
HRD Expo
4, 5 & 6 October 2011 | Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg Africa's top meeting place for Human Resources,
Education & Training
Annual Leadership for Women 2011.
This is one of several Women’s focused conferences organised by The Intelligence Transfer Centre; forthcoming conferences include Women in Politics. For more info:
http://www.intelligencetransferc.co.za
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