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1 day agoKwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli has raised alarm over delays in renewing the contract of provincial police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, warning that the uncertainty could disrupt ongoing efforts to combat crime. With Mkhwanazi’s current term set to expire at the end of March, the lack of formal confirmation has become a growing concern for both government and the public.
Ntuli emphasized that stability in police leadership is essential for maintaining progress in a province long challenged by high crime rates, including organised crime and political conflict. He revealed that discussions with National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola had previously indicated support for renewing Mkhwanazi’s term, yet the process remains incomplete.
The premier highlighted that consistent leadership plays a crucial role in building public trust and sustaining recent gains in crime reduction. He noted that cooperation between communities and law enforcement has improved, contributing to a decline in several crime categories. However, the current delay risks undermining this progress by creating uncertainty within the police service.
Despite these concerns, Ntuli remains optimistic that the renewal will be finalized. He stressed that clarity is urgently needed—not only for the leadership involved but also for residents who depend on a stable and effective policing system to ensure safety and economic confidence in the province.