MEET THE NATIONAL LEADERSHIP
Thabo Matsose
President
Thandekile Mkhize
1st Vice President
Peter Ntsime
2nd Vice President
Tumelo Mogodiseng
General Secretary
Tshepo Matsane
Deputy General Secretary
Lorato Lephoro
National Treasurer
To be a non-racial, non-sexist, democratic organization that is committed to render a professional and excellent service through strategic and operational planning in so doing, ensuring that our members render a professional service to the country as a whole.
OUR VISION
Our vision is to be an organisation of choice for all workers despite their gender, party political affiliation, sexual orientation and race. The South African Policing Union strives to be an organisation of choice by providing professional services timeously and efficiently to all its members, immediate families and communities.
We, the members of the South African Policing Union (SAPU) recognise the disparities and injustices created by our past; Honour our members, past and present who have worked tirelessly towards the creation of a safe and better workplace for all workers in our sector
Believe firmly, that all workers must be treated equally, fairly and with dignity despite their political affiliation and background
The Constitution!
Together we can make the difference
What you do matters
Commit towards working with progressive forces towards the creation of better working conditions for all our workers;
We therefore, through our democratically elected representatives adopt this Constitution as the supreme law of the South African Policing Union (SAPU), so as to
Mobilise and organise workers;
Know your logo
The name of the organisation shall be the South African Policing Union
The logo of the Union shall be the 8 pointed star, with the abbreviation of “SAPU” within the star. The eight points represent tact, perseverance, gallantry, loyalty, dexterity, explicitness, observation and sympathy
Democratic union
To function as a democratic Union for employees in all recognised legal policing law enforcement agencies without limitations to race, creed, religion or gender