NIS / BfSS
Is Azania 'n Kommunistiese land, of nie? - The Debate continues...
IS SOUTH AFRICA NOW CALLED AZANIA?
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SAP History / Geskiedenis
Nongqai Vol 16 No 8d: South African Police Indian Members Great Legends
NONGQAI VOL 16 NO 8D: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE INDIAN MEMBERS GREAT LEGENDS
Col JG Dartnell
1879: Natal Mounted Police: Rorke’s Drift & Isandhlwana
Explore the legendary battlefields of Rorke’s Drift and Isandlwana—two pivotal sites of the Anglo-Zulu…
Anglo Boer War
The Irish Volunteer Monument in South Africa: From Brixton Johannesburg to Orania Northern Cape
THE IRISH VOLUNTEER MONUMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA: FROM BRIXTON JOHANNESBURG TO ORANIA NORTHERN CAPE
Anglo Boer War
Anglo Boer War: Remembering the Foreign Volunteers (3)
In this article we remember the following foreign volunteers fought on the Boer side:…
1938 - SAP in Palestine
1920 – 1948: The Palestine Police Force
This article traces the history of the British Palestine Police Force (1920–1948), highlighting its…
1992 First Black Brigadier
Beyond the Uniform: A Personal Reflection on Non-White Sap Members During a Time of Transition
This article offers a personal retrospective by Brigadier HB Heymans on the role and…
National Security / Nasionale Veiligheid
The Real History Behind Pw Botha’s 15 August 1985 Rubicon Speech
This article reveals the real history behind PW Botha’s 15 August 1985 Rubicon Speech.
Foreign Armies / Buitelandse Weermagte
Captain Keith Coster, Saaf: Prisoner of War: Part I
SECOND WORLD WAR: CAPTAIN KEITH COSTER, SAAF: PRISONER OF WAR: PART I
Functions of the SA Police
My Father the Spy: Agent of the Republican Intelligence (ri) and the Bureau for State Security (bfss): 1964 To 1978
My father, Herbert Ernst Witschas, worked as an agent for the Republican Intelligence (RI)…
SAP History / Geskiedenis
The Goldfish in the Bowl: The Policeman Under Scrutiny
This article explores the South African policeman as a moral agent under intense scrutiny.