NPA ready to deal with lawbreakers in line with directives of justice ministry

The National Prosecuting Authority is committed to bringing people who break the law during the 21-day lockdown to court.

In line with those directions, the NPA’s regional spokesperson Phindi Louw-Mjonondwane said prosecutors are committed to bringing transgressors before the court through summonses or warnings, according to the provisions in Section 54 and Section 56 of the Criminal Procedure Act.

Now the npa ready to deal with crime but when it comes to the real criminals that put our country and a economy back to the stone ages the corrupt politicians and business that looted this country and its people in to submission they sit with there arms folded

our law need to sting a bit - too much human wrights killing destroy this country

They fail to deal with drug lords this way

What about the 8 citizens that have died at the hands of law enforcement?

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