President Cyril Ramaphosa is going forward with a strategic plan to hire a new national police commissioner to replace Khehla Sitole.

POPCRU said there is a dire need for a skills audit within the SAPS managerial positions, which will go a long way.

General Khehla Sitole has joined the list of other former National Commissioners who never finished their terms at the helm of the SAPS.

The EFF says the president fired Khehla Sitole to please Police Minister Bheki Cele, whom it believes is to blame for the crisis at SAPS

The DA says the only way the credibility of SAPS can be restored is if both Bheki Cele and top cop Khehla Sitole were fired

Khehla Sitole will be relieved of his duties after President Ramaphosa announced his contract had been terminated ‘in the best interest of South Africa.’

There’s no love lost between Police Minister Bheki Cele and General Khehla Sitole, which doesn’t sit well with President Cyril Ramaphosa

Police Minister Bheki Cele claimed Police Commissioner Khehla Sitole and EFF leader Julius Malema plotted to remove him from office

General Sitole denied Cele’s allegations but confirmed he met with Malema in 2020 after threats were made against the EFF leader.

National Police Commissioner, General Khehla Sitole said he is shocked that his name and image is being tarnished for political reasons.

IPID claims top cop Khehla Sitole has not been cooperating in its investigation into the killing of officer Charl Kinnear

IPID lodged a criminal case against General Khehla Sitole over his alleged refusal to cooperate with the investigation into the murder of Anti-Gang Unit detective Charl Kinnear.

President Cyril Ramaphosa had asked National Police Commissioner Khehla Sitole to explain why he shouldn’t be suspended

National Commissioner Khehla Sitole was found to have failed to co-operate with IPID in a probe involving police

President Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly asked National Police Commissioner General Khehla Sitole to explain why he should not be suspended