Published by Mtho Dube · April 6 ·  TAPSOSA secretary general Moses Malada’s interview with Newzroom Afrika about the challenges faced by the private security industry as the world navigates the COVID-19 crisis. The SG also warns the Department of Employment and Labour about the newly established private security sector bargaining council’s inconsistencies.    

Mthokozisi Dube, Sunday News Correspondent As South Africa celebrated Human Rights Day yesterday, an employer association in the private security sector called on authorities to look into the plight of Zimbabwean security guards allegedly being abused by some unscrupulous employers. A significant number of Zimbabweans are employed as security guards manning shopping malls, public facilities such […]

WRITTEN BY ROBINSON NQOLA ON 18 MAR 2020 12:42 As the spread of  Coronavirus wreaks havoc around the world, some of the measures put in place to curb the spread have left many businesses and homes exposed to criminals. Many companies and homes using the biometric system for access control have been forced to disable the system, over […]