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Background

The Executive Council took a decision to integrate the Roads and Transport functions into the former Department of Public Safety, Security and Liaison with effect from May 2009. The department is now officially called the Department of Police, Roads and Transport

This integration necessitate that the Department had to change its name, revise its vision, mission and values and develop a new strategic plan, organizational structure and a brand new website to communicate its programmes and projects provincially, nationally and internationally.

Welcome to our website!

 

Vision & Mission

Vision

Contribute towards the creation of a prosperous Free State through the facilitation of the provision of sustainable community safety, mobility and road infrastructure. 

Mission

To realise the aforesaid vision, we will;

  • Monitor oversee and assess police service delivery in the Free State
  • Promote integrated crime prevention initiatives
  • Ensure road safety and an integrated transport system and networks
     

Articles

  DEMERIT POINT SYSTEM

For too long, the carnage on the South African roads has been increasing unabated. Campaigns such as ‘Arrive Alive’ have yielded far too little, considering that one death on the road, is one too many. Some South African motorists and pedestrians are well known for their gross disregard of traffic rules and regulations. Studies have shown that more than 95% of all road traffic crashes / collisions that result in fatalities and maims are caused by negligence, reckless driving and sheer disregard for road traffic rules and regulations. More...

  HARRISMITH LOGITICS HUB – A TITANIC BATTLE AGAINST POVERTY

Free State Government has for some time been toiling with the idea of establishing the Harrismith Logistics Hub. It was hoped that such an enterprise would revive the depressed economy of an area densely populated by disadvantaged people. Maluti-a-Phofung, in particular the Qwaqwa area has long been identified as one of the most poverty stricken areas of the country. Joblessness abounds and subsistence agriculture is almost non-existent because of adverse climatic conditions and rugged mountain ranges. More...

   REVITALIZATION OF THE RAIL PASSENGER TRANSPORT BETWEEN
    BLOEMFONTEIN AND MASERU, LESOTHO.

Free State Government has taken a conscious decision to revitalize rail passenger transport service between Bloemfontein and Maseru in the Kingdom of Lesotho. This noble ideal was aptly articulated in both the Premier’s State of the Province Address and the Budget Vote Speech of the MEC: Police, Roads and Transport, Mr Thabo Manyoni. More...

 

 

 


MEC: Mr TM Manyoni
MEC Profile


HOD: Mr SM Molala
HOD Profile

 

What's New!

Safety in all modes of transport - Systems readiness for 2010, Sisonke Siyaphambili Akujiki. Click to view the activity calendar for the Transport month

MEC Manyoni interact with Law Enforces

MEC for Police, Roads Transport, Thabo Manyoni met with South African Police Services, Traffic Officers and various law enforcement Agencies on Tuesday 6th October 2009. The meeting which was held at Thusanong Center in trompsburg formed part of the department provincial tour in all six districts of the Province. Click for more