Crime Increase During Riah Phiyega's Tenure
Former police minister Bheki Cele states that crime increased in South Africa following a series of removals of SAPS leadership when Riah Phiyega took over as national commissioner in 2012.
Cele mentions that one of the removed officials is the current KZN police chief, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, who was removed from his role as Acting Police Commissioner in 2012.
"It disrupted the organisation, the work of the law enforcement agencies, including the police. You see it with outcomes, and our outcomes are a question of how people feel in the crime states,”
said Cele. Author's summary: Bheki Cele links crime increase to Phiyega's tenure.
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