Crime statistics continuously reveal a country under siege from criminals, and while there is something wrong with the country's crime-fighting strategies, Mpumelelo Mkhabela argues that the police minister and the police service are not entirely responsible for it.
Something is terribly wrong with South Africa's crime-fighting strategies. And Police Minister Bheki Cele and the South African Police Service (SAPS) are not entirely responsible for it.
While they are on the frontline in the battle against criminals, they aren't in the backline factory of society that keeps churning out hardened and heartless criminals in numbers.