A SAPS officer filled Mzansi with pride. Seeing a police officer graduate from university is what SA feels needs to be spoken more of👇 FridayThoughts
Seeing a SAPS officer graduate from university is definitely somethingTake a look at some of the supportive comments:“Congratulations to the officer. Please encourage police officers to continue learning and investing in their careers, plus recognise and reward those who do by opening up greater opportunities for them. These guys are the kind of police leadership that will lead to improved policing in the country.
Collen Mashawana helps 100-year-old gogo who allegedly got evicted from home in Soweto: SA applauds kindness“Yoh he's now a captain? Time flies. I remember one time when he was still a constable when they came to conduct school safety awareness campaign, I think it was in 2009, a very clean and humble constable he was. Congratulations ”“Congratulations Captain, serve the organization and nation with your wealth of knowledge.
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