Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has set a new tone in his relationship with DA MP and anti-crime activist Ian Cameron, as they begin working together on parliament’s police portfolio committee. Unlike the past controversies that surrounded former minister Bheki Cele, Mchunu and Cameron start with a clean slate.
Mchunu expressed the importance of earning the trust of South Africans by delivering tangible results in their fight against crime. He emphasized the need for the committee and SAPS to show progress that the public can acknowledge and appreciate.
As they embark on this journey, Mchunu urged his team to focus on the impact of their work rather than just words. He stressed that it is the people’s experience and perception of their efforts that truly matter in proving their effectiveness.
With a commitment to producing visible outcomes, Mchunu and Cameron aim to earn the trust and respect of the public through their actions. Their collaborative approach underscores the importance of making a real difference in the fight against crime in South Africa.
