Organised crime is rising rapidly across SA with dire implications for the economy and the country's stability, a global research body reported on Wednesday.
Director of the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organised Crime Mark Shaw described rising organised crime as"an existential threat to SA's democratic institutions, economy, and people. It often lies behind and connects seemingly disparate criminal incidents we see occur every day." On Wednesday, GI-TOC published an in-depth study of 15"embedded and inter-connected criminal markets", indicating an alarming rise in extortion, kidnapping, organised robbery, organised violence, corruption, theft of critical infrastructure, illegal mining, taxi industry-related crime, wildlife and fishing crime, cybercrime and economic and financial crime. Get 14 days free to read all our investigative and in-depth journalism. Thereafter you will be billed R75 per month.
politicsblahbla Wow and we needed a survey to tell us the obvious ?
politicsblahbla But don’t worry the cele say there is not such a big problem and Ramaposa say that there is no reason to get rid off Cele
politicsblahbla If the rule of law is not adhered to then crime will rise. Simple really
politicsblahbla Hello, helloooo. What is the ANC?
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