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Mine Security Conference aims at rebuilding trust amid growing security divisions

Recent arrests involving senior police officials and members of special investigation units have intensified concerns about divisions within South Africa’s security sector, particularly regarding the fight against organised crime and illegal mining activities.

As allegations emerge of internal factions building cases against one another, uncertainty continues to grow around accountability and trust within law enforcement structures.

Against this backdrop, the 5th annual Mine Security Conference will take place on July 1-2 at the Indaba Hotel in Johannesburg, bringing together mining companies, government enforcement agencies, academics, and private security firms to strengthen collaboration against shared threats.

The conference aims to improve coordination between stakeholders operating in increasingly complex and dangerous environments linked to illegal mining, organised crime, infrastructure sabotage, and mineral smuggling.

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