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    Ramaphosa Signs Two Landmark Laws To Boost Police Oversight And Language Access

    Anjianjei ConstantineBy Anjianjei ConstantineSeptember 3, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially gazetted the 2024 Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) Amendment Act, signaling a major reform in police oversight.

    The Act, enacted with the exception of five sections, implements key aspects of the 2016 Constitutional Court McBride ruling, ensuring the IPID’s operational independence and safeguarding it from political interference.

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    Under the new law, IPID must investigate all allegations of rape and deaths involving SAPS and municipal police, whether officers are on or off duty.

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    Legal loopholes have been closed, aligning the law with Constitutional Court directives for greater transparency and independence. These reforms arrive amid rising controversy in the South African Police Service.

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    In July, former KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi claimed that criminal syndicates had infiltrated law enforcement and intelligence, implicating Police Minister Senzo Mchunu in attempts to obstruct investigations.

    In response, President Ramaphosa placed Minister Mchunu on special leave. He appointed Professor Firoz Cachalia as Acting Police Minister and launched a special inquiry into alleged police corruption, led by retired Deputy Chief Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga.

    While the commission has faced delays due to logistical challenges, the new IPID Amendment Act marks a significant step toward restoring public confidence in South Africa’s policing system.

    South African Language Practitioners’ Council Becomes Operational After 11-Year Delay

    In parallel, the long-awaited 2014 South African Language Practitioners’ Council Act has now come into effect, formally establishing the South African Language Practitioners’ Council as a juristic entity.

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    The Council will regulate and accredit language practitioners, enforce ethical and professional conduct standards and support the government’s constitutional mandate for multilingualism and linguistic inclusion.

    Ramaphosa Signs Two Landmark Laws In South Africa To Boost Police Oversight And Language Access - SurgeZirc SA
    President Cyril Ramaphosa.

    Legal analysts and civil society organizations have welcomed this milestone, emphasizing that the law will strengthen language services across public institutions, promote equal access to information, education, and government services, and enhance inclusivity nationwide.

    Legislative Reforms Signal Progress Toward Democracy and Public Trust

    Despite the lengthy delay in implementing these laws, both reforms are widely regarded as essential for strengthening democracy in South Africa. By enhancing police accountability and improving language accessibility, the legislation addresses structural governance challenges and aims to rebuild trust between the government and the public.

    Experts note that these measures not only protect vulnerable communities but also demonstrate a commitment to transparency, institutional independence, and social inclusion, key pillars of a robust democratic system.


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