Amanzimtoti police were commended by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education for their quick response and recovery of stolen stationery and a delivery truck hijacked at gunpoint. The department expressed gratitude for the police's dedication and commitment to protecting public resources.
Amanzimtoti police have successfully recovered stolen stationery and a delivery vehicle, prompting the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education to commend their swift action. | SuppliedAmanzimtoti police have been commended for recovering stolen stationery and a vehicle delivering stationery on behalf of the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education.
Mahlambi said that after the hijacking, police and the department’s security team responded promptly, securing the scene and ensuring the recovery efforts commenced immediately. “To mitigate risks, a new strategy has been adopted to deliver stationery during school hours when schools are operational, providing greater security and accountability.”
Hlomuka started his visit at Groutville High School where he congratulated the school on their performance in the 2024 matric exams.
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