CPF Community Policy Forum Ekangala

06/04/2026

*Ekangala SAPS and CPF Donate Food Parcels to 100 Families*

On 02 March 2026 13:30 pm, Ekangala SAPS and CPF launched a food parcel donation initiative in the Ekangala community, aiming to support vulnerable families. The project began when Ekangala SAPS visited less privileged families in the area, identifying those in need and compiling a list of recipients.

With the help of Rayal's generous donation, Ekangala SAPS and CPF were able to provide 100 food parcels to 100 families. The recipients included elderly women, less privileged individuals, and people with disabilities, who are often the most vulnerable members of the community.

The food parcels were carefully assembled to provide essential staples, including maize meal, rice, cooking oil, and other necessities. The donations were handed over to the recipients at a community event, where SAPS and CPF representatives expressed their commitment to supporting the community.

"This initiative, its another method to prevent crime" said a representative from Ekangala SAPS. "We hope to continue working with our partners and the community to identify and support those in need."

The community response was overwhelmingly positive, with many recipients expressing their gratitude for the support. "This is a huge help to me and my family," said one recipient. "We appreciate the kindness and generosity of Ekangala SAPS, CPF and their partnership with Rayal."

The successful initiative was a testament to the power of community collaboration and partnership. Ekangala SAPS, CPF and Rayal, hope to continue working together to make a positive impact in the community.

- *Compiled by Ekangala Social Crime Prevention Coordinator Sergeant ZNP DLAMINI*

25/12/2025

06/05/2025

Good afternoon, community. Please be aware that a survey officer from Stats SA, Nosizi Mafuyeka, will be working in our area. She may be visiting households alone, collecting data for statistical purposes. If you encounter her, please be cooperative and courteous. Let's support her efforts to gather important information for our community's development.

27/02/2025

27/02/2025

*Ekangala SAPS Elderly Engagement Session Deemed a Success*

Under Tshwane East District

The Ekangala Social Crime Prevention, in collaboration with the Ekangala Community Police Forum (CPF) and Ekangala Brigades, hosted a highly successful engagement session with elderly residents of Ekangala on 27 February 2025. Ekangala Social Crime Prevention Coordinator Constable ZNP Dlamini and CPF Chairperson Mrs. I Bokaba managed to gather more than 180 elderly persons to educate them on various services and support. The event, aimed at educating and informing seniors on various topics, drew a large crowd of enthusiastic and engaged participants. The session provided a platform for stakeholders to address the elderly community, giving them information since they are unable to access social media platforms for information. A diverse range of stakeholders attended the event, including representatives from:

- South African Social Security Agency (SASA)
- Department of Health
- Mental Health
- Department of Health - Community Clinic
- Department of Education
- Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA)
- South African Police Service (SAPS)
- Crime Prevention Wardens
- SAPS - Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) Unit
- Department of Justice
- Department of Home Affairs
- Department of Consumer Affairs
- Department of Arts and Culture and Recreation
- Department of Community Safety
- Traffic Wardens

Constable Dlamini, Social Crime Prevention Coordinator, emphasized the importance of supporting the elderly community. "As police officers, we are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all members of our community, particularly our vulnerable elderly citizens," she said. She further added that, in case of an elderly person being unable to come to the police station due to mobility or sickness, the Ekangala SAPS is able to visit their homes for assistance, even with writing affidavits.

The engagement session covered a wid