With over 67 000 applications in just 24 hours, the SAPS online enrolment programme highlights the desperation of people for work.

An SAPS constable with two degrees and pursuing a third one is training future SAPS officers. The SAPS member's experience ...

The South African Police Service (SAPS) on Monday launched its much anticipated e-Recruitment drive on its official website for 5 500 aspiring police officers to join its ranks. For the first time in ...

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has confirmed that more than 67,000 applications have been received for its new ...

In a bid to strengthen its ranks and enhance community safety, the SAPS encourages all eligible young South Africans to take ...

The South African Police Service’s e-recruitment system is officially live, with plans to bring on board 5 500 aspiring ...

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This marks the first time in SAPS history that applications for entry-level policing posts can be submitted online, a move ...

SAPS is looking for nearly 6 000 trainees as it launches its first ever online recruitment platforms. Here's how it works.

Successful recruits will undergo a nine-month training course at SAPS academies nationwide and receive a monthly stipend of R4 500. Their training will commence in January and February 2026.