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Recognition for police members

Twenty, ten and five year loyal service medals were also presented to numerous members

August 18, 2017
Orrin Singh Less than a minute
Lieutenant Colonel TA Ntumba receives his medal for 30 years' service - PHOTO: Orrin Singh
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THE King Cetshwayo Cluster on Friday held its police parade at Mick Kelly Park in Empangeni, during which various members received medals for years of service.

SAPS members stuck to their marching orders

 

Dozens of family, friends and colleagues gathered on the pavilion at Mick Kelly Park to pay homage to the SAPS members – PHOTO: Orrin Singh

Among those honoured were Lieutenant Colonel M A Gina, T A Ntumba and P V Manqele, who received 30 year loyal service medals.

Lieutenant Colonel Z V Buthelezi raises her hand to observe protocol with a salute before receiving her medal for 20 years’ service – PHOTO: Orrin Singh

 

The SAPS provincial marching band were present to honour proceedings

Twenty, ten and five year loyal service medals were also presented to numerous members.

Besides the parade, Empangeni SAPS were also presented with a centenary award.

The SA Flag flew high on the auspicious day
PHOTO: Orrin Singh

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August 18, 2017
Orrin Singh Less than a minute

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