| Back To BACSA | Bookmark us | Sitemap |
|
BAC Provinces
BACSA - Not for Profit Organisation Incorporated under
Section 21 Postal Address : P O Box 784061 Sandton 2146 BACSA Head Office Physical Street Address: Office Block No 2 Clientele Office Park cnr Rivonia and Alon Road Morningside Telephone number : +27 (011) 883 0717 Fax number : +27 (011) 883 1679 Fax 2 Email : 086 615 9432 eMail: deborah@bac.org.za  News Feed
|
Latest NewsStructured Partnership Signed Between BACSA and the SAPSDate: 26 August 2010
Business Against Crime South Africa (BACSA) and the SA Police Service (SAPS) yesterday signed a formal partnership agreement in Johannesburg in the presence of the BACSA Board and SAPS officials from the Office of the National Commissioner. Read this article…TIP-OFF - June 2010Date: 8 June 2010
Read the latest BACSA newsletter with progress information on the Public Private Partnership that is business' contribution to the fight against crime. Read this article…SAIA Donates R 1.7 million to Combat CrimeDate: 11 May 2010
Today the South African Insurance Association (SAIA), on behalf of its members donated over R 1.7 million to Business Against Crime South Africa (BACSA). Read this article…BACSA on the Successful Conclusion of the Firearm Amnesty ProcessDate: 12 April 2010
Dr Graham Wright, CEO of Business Against Crime South Africa (BACSA), has commended the Minister of Police, Mr N.E. Mthethwa, General Bheki Cele, as well as the SAPS more generally for their proactivity and pragmatism in having put in place the gun amnesty process in an effort to rid the streets of a proliferation of illegal and legal firearms in South Africa. Read this article…BACSA Supports the Firearm AmnestyDate: 31 March 2010
Business Against Crime South Africa (BACSA) has urged all with redundant, unused and obsolete firearms to take advantage of the firearms amnesty, which is in effect until 11 April 2010. BACSA, which fervently supports the firearms amnesty and responsible firearm ownership, emphasises the need for urgency, as, according to the SA Police Service, the process will not be extended beyond the 11 April deadline. Firearms can be handed in at any police station. Read this article…Shout Campaign LaunchedDate: 16 March 2010
The Shout campaign was launched today in Johannesburg. This positive example of social mobilisation for a safer South Africa asks South Africans to take a stand against crime by downloading the remixed version of the Tears for Fears song: "SHOUT" and making a commitment to meaningfully contribute to a safer South Africa. Read this article…Minister Mthethwa on Cyber Crime and ChildrenDate: 16 March 2010
The Ministry of Police today issued a statement today identifying the protection of children from cyber crime as a priority. Read this article…BACSA Call for Responsible LeadershipDate: 12 March 2010
Business Against Crime South Africa notes with regret the increasing use of inflammatory language in the national discourse. Such language is often dismissive of the laws and lawmakers of the country and runs the risk of inciting violence, crime, division and disorder. Read this article…BACSA Response to Budget Speech - 17 February 2010Date: 17 February 2010
In the context of South Africa emerging from the first recession in 17 years, BACSA commends Minister Pravin Gordhan on his maiden Budget speech. Read this article…BACSA Welcomes President Zuma’s Pledge for a Year of Action in 2010Date: 11 February 2010
On the auspicious occasion of the 20th anniversary of the release of former President Nelson Mandela from prison, Business Against Crime South Africa (BACSA) congratulates President Zuma on his second State of the Nation address today at the Joint Sitting of Parliament. Read this article…
|
Developed and hosted pro-bono by Online Innovations
