Police to Invest R1.1bn in New Helicopters
The South African Police Service (SAPS) plans to spend R1.1 billion on 15 new helicopters as part of efforts to rebuild its air fleet, with only 11 of its 38 aircraft currently operational.
- The move aims to boost the fight against crime and enhance the police's capacity.
- The investment is part of a broader strategy to address the decline in the police's air fleet.
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Author's summary: Police invest R1.1bn in new helicopters to boost fight against crime.
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