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Eastern Cape Department of Safety and Liaison - Policy Speech 2025-2026

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Source domain: safetyec.gov.za

Collected on 17 June 2026

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What this means

The document is the Policy Speech for the Eastern Cape Department of Community Safety for 2025-2026, outlining strategies and initiatives to address crime challenges such as violence, gender-based violence, and stock theft. It emphasizes community participation, police oversight, and integrated responses across law enforcement agencies, highlighting efforts like community safety forums, traditional policing, and community patrol programmes. The speech calls for a collective effort to build safer communities under the theme 'Musa Ukuthula Kusonakala.'

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compliance-evaluation programmeNot applicable

DVA compliance evaluation

The department will evaluate DVA compliance as part of its police oversight work.

Who it is for
Police services and people in the Eastern Cape who rely on professional, responsive policing
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and DVA compliance evaluation to ensure professional, responsive policing services for our people in the Eastern Cape.
police oversight programmeNot applicable

Station monitoring

The department is making police station monitoring available as part of its effort to strengthen police oversight and accountability and ensure responsive policing services.

Who it is for
People in the Eastern Cape and communities served by police stations
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we will strengthen police oversight and accountability through station monitoring
community participation structuresNot applicable

Community Police Fora (CPFs) and Community Safety Forums (CSFs)

The department will expand and strengthen CPFs and CSFs to increase community participation in safety and crime prevention.

Who it is for
Communities in the Eastern Cape
How to act on it
Community members can participate through CPFs and CSFs, but the speech does not specify registration or contact arrangements.
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enhance community participation by expanding and strengthening CPFs and CSFs
community safety committeesNot applicable

Village and street committees

The department will revitalize village and street committees to mobilize communities against crime and social vulnerability.

Who it is for
Village and street communities in the Eastern Cape
How to act on it
Residents can engage through village and street committees, but the speech does not specify how to join or contact them.
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and revitalizing village and street committees under the mobilizing philosophy of “Musa Ukuthula Kusonakala”
court-monitoring programmeNot applicable

Court Watching Brief Programme

The department will use the Court Watching Brief Programme to support police oversight and accountability.

Who it is for
People in the Eastern Cape and communities concerned with policing and criminal justice
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the Court Watching Brief Programme

Facts

Places

Eastern Cape, Nelson Mandela Bay

Reference

IN 6 KINGDOMS

Key Takeaways

  • Eastern Cape Department of Community Safety
  • 2025-2026
  • Address crime challenges including violence, gender-based violence, stock theft
  • Community Safety Forums and structures established in all districts
  • Implementation of community patrols with 149 ambassadors
  • Traditional policing pilot project in 6 Kingdoms
  • Law enforcement agencies' cooperation agreement in Nelson Mandela Bay
  • Focus on community participation, police oversight, and integrated crime prevention strategies

Dates

Opening Date

1 January 2025