Masemola must restore confidence in police: Public Interest SA
Masemola returned to office today after President Ramaphosa lifted his precautionary suspension.
Public Interest SA, a non-profit organisation, has set expectations for National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola to eradicate corruption and wrongdoing within the police force. Masemola resumed her position today following the suspension lift by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday. Ramaphosa's decision was made after the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) withdrew all criminal charges against her regarding the alleged violation of the Public Finance Management Act.
Tebogo Khaas, the founder of Public Interest SA, expressed relief at Masemola's return but emphasized that she must restore public confidence in the police. The organisation stated that as part of her responsibilities, she must take "uncomfortable decisions or actions" against those implicated in wrongdoing within the South African Police Service (SAPS). Masemola, for her part, insists she is not returning to work to exact revenge but aims to stabilize and unite the SAPS.
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