Organised crime
Coverage of Organised crime in the Nexus archive.
- South Africa: How Mkhwanazi's Allegations Reshaped the Fight Against Organised Crime in the SAPS
Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi's allegations led to the Madlanga Commission revealing deep-rooted corruption within the South African Police Service (SAPS), exposing high-ranking officials involved in organised crime. The findings highlight systemic issues in SAPS one year after the initial claims.
- Why tracking organised crime matters now more than ever, By Umar Barde Usman
The article emphasizes the importance of tracking organized crime through a policy brief designed to hold law enforcement agencies, policymakers, and civil society accountable. It highlights the need for consistent monitoring to ensure sixteen recommendations are implemented and to drive institutional reform.
- South Africa: Cabinet Outlines Action On Drugs, Ebola Preparedness
South Africa's Cabinet has reaffirmed the government's commitment to intensifying efforts against organized crime and enhancing the country's role in the continental response to Ebola outbreaks.
- South Africa: Cabinet Outlines Action On Drugs, Ebola Preparedness
South Africa's Cabinet has reaffirmed the government's commitment to intensifying the fight against organized crime and strengthening the country's contribution to the continental response to Ebola outbreaks.
- Chile’s rightwing government seeks reset after lost honeymoon
Chile’s rightwing government is seeking to reset its image after a lost honeymoon period due to an energy price shock and doubts over its plan to address organized crime, which have hurt the new president’s popularity.
- Vape shops 'can apply for skilled worker visas' - despite fears stores are being used as 'fronts' for organised crime
Vape shops are allowed to apply for skilled worker visas, even as concerns persist that these stores may be used as fronts for organized crime.
- Is your favourite Chinese restaurant a front for organised crime? JORDANA SEAL reveals the secrets of London's Chinatown
The article investigates the possibility of Chinese restaurants in London's Chinatown being fronts for organized crime. It reveals secrets and potential connections to criminal activity. The author, JORDANA SEAL, explores this issue.