Business Against Crime South Africa

15/06/2026

[WARNING] Phone and Banking Scams

18/05/2026

BACSA chairman Neal Froneman on crime: “Don’t be soft, let’s call it treason”

PUTTING people on special leave is no way to root out crime and corruption, says Neal Froneman, the no-nonsense hard man of South African mining and chair of Business Against Crime (BAC). “It doesn’t send the right message. It could be argued that due process is being followed, but it would send...

01/05/2026

As we mark Workers’ Day, we are reminded that decent work is about far more than income; it is one of the most powerful tools we have to fight crime and corruption.

Unemployment, especially among young people, fuels desperation, weakens social cohesion, and creates fertile ground for criminal activity. Jobs, by contrast, restore dignity, create hope, and strengthen communities. When people have opportunities to work, build skills, and support their families, crime loses its appeal and corruption its grip.

A safer South Africa depends on an economy that is growing, inclusive, and able to create sustainable employment.

27/04/2026

As we commemorate Freedom Day, let us acknowledge the strength and resilience of South Africa, while also recognising the potential for it to be even greater. Together, let us continue working towards a safer, more inclusive country for everyone who lives in it.

14/04/2026

📌 Stay Alert. Stay Safe. Protect Yourself

30/03/2026

[READ] Business Leadership South Africa's partner BACSA is a key interface between government and the private sector to ensure that the right skills and support are provided, with resources allocated to areas that have the greatest impact.

Arrests of 11 senior police officers connected to R360m tender show that NPA rebuilding is delivering results, with the Madlanga Commission exposing criminal networks reaching the highest levels of policing. Police corruption at the top, with the minister on a leave of absence and the national commi...

19/03/2026

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19/03/2026

[READ] Warning over new criminal syndicate targeting people at shopping malls in South Africa

Criminal syndicates are increasingly targeting South Africans during everyday activities such as visiting shopping malls, commuting, or collecting children from school.

16/03/2026

With the sharp rise in kidnappings, SABRIC has compiled a concise survival guide to help South Africans stay safe during kidnapping incidents.

11/03/2026

[READ] Gauteng crime stats: Alarming rise in kidnappings

Despite a marginal decrease in crime rates, Gauteng police remain on high alert as kidnappings and hijackings threaten community safety.