Servamus Nov 2025

buy this article By Annalise KempenPhotos and images courtesy of Pixabay and Freepik The younger generation is skilled at taking selfies and uploading them to social media. They know how to strike the right pose to make the selfies look less amateurish using remote triggers or selfie sticks. When they are satisfied with the “look” […]

buy this article By Kotie GeldenhuysPhotos courtesy of Pix4free, Flickr and Pixabay In every criminal courtroom, the stakes hinge on a single standard: proof beyond a reasonable doubt. Prosecutors must meticulously establish every element of a charge with solid evidence, because one missing link can unravel the entire case and send an accused person home

buy this article By Kotie Geldenhuys Photos/images courtesy of Freepik and Flickr When death strikes under mysterious circumstances, the truth is often hard to grasp. That was the case for Susan Rhode (refer to the Crime Series published in Servamus: June and July 2019) and that of Rochelle Naidoo (refer to the Crime Series published

buy this article By Kotie Geldenhuys Photos/images courtesy of Freepik and Flickr As organised crime becomes more complex and deeply rooted, effective crime intelligence has become essential for modern policing. In South Africa, where criminal networks increasingly outsmart traditional law enforcement methods, the need for a professional, politically independent intelligence capability within the SAPS has