“Even though we know that nothing will bring him back, this is still welcome news” says step-daughter
News | 8 May 2020
Many allegations that accountability has got worse during lockdown
Analysis | 6 May 2020
Police were accused of killing five people during the enforcement of the first three weeks of Covid-19 lockdown
News | 30 April 2020
“How can they say that he just dropped dead?” asks his stepdaughter after witnesses describe how Petrus Miggels was beaten by police
Feature | 29 April 2020
Revealed: A staggering range of police corruption
Feature | 15 April 2020
“We were completely shocked. We confronted the officer and asked him why he shot the dogs like that”
News | 8 April 2020
IPID is also investigating 13 complaints related to shootings and 14 assault cases
Brief | 3 April 2020
Lockdown exposes police brutality that has always been widespread and routine
Analysis | 1 April 2020
IPID’s new head has suspended a number of officials, including national head of investigations Matthews Sesoko
News | 11 March 2020
IPID will prioritise investigating the most serious allegations against officers
News | 27 February 2020
By its own admission, the police watchdog does not have the resources to properly investigate all the cases in its workload
Analysis | 25 February 2020
Auditor-General warned police watchdog against manipulating statistics in 2017
News | 5 December 2019
IPID used a category called “special closure” to close hundreds of such cases
Feature | 18 November 2019
Annelize van Wyk regrets that Parliament didn’t sufficiently hold police watchdog to account
News | 24 October 2019
McBride’s critique of our exposé was surprising. He is on record agreeing with some of our article’s most important takeaways.
Right to reply | 18 October 2019
IPID accounts to Parliament
News | 10 October 2019