Gauteng is still on the hunt for 6,000 'crime prevention wardens' after pulling an earlier job advertisement that required applicants to obtain motivation letters from their ward councillors.
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Gauteng is still looking for 6,000"crime prevention wardens" as part of Premier Panyaza Lesufi's ambitious safety plan. An earlier advertisement for the job was pulled amid concerns that certain criteria embodied cadre deployment. The revised ad, posted on Tuesday, wants applicants to be fit and agile, with previous experience in the security field as an added advantage.These"crime prevention wardens" will attend to complaints, conduct stop and search operations, and maintain law and order.Gauteng is still on the hunt for 6,000"crime prevention wardens" after pulling an earlier job advertisement that required applicants to obtain motivation letters from their ward councillors.in the province.
We promised to hire 6000 young and fit personnel to assist us in fighting crime, corruption, lawlessness and vandalism in our communities. If you know someone who’s brave and fearless ask them to apply.
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