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Metro has a new man at the head of the EMPD

New chief of police takes his oath.

October 28, 2015

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Lieut-Gen Lesetja Mothiba, the Gauteng police commissioner (left) congratulates Bafana Andries Mahlabe on his appointment as the chief of police for Ekurhuleni.

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New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

New chapter for the EMPD.

During his acceptance speech, the new chief of police for Ekurhuleni, Bafana Andries Mahlabe, asked the residents of the metro to judge him on his work.

Bafana Andries Mahlabe was sworn in as chief of police for Ekurhuleni in an inauguration ceremony held at the Germiston Civic Centre, last Thursday.

October 28, 2015

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