Fifteen members of the South African Police Service have been deployed to Paris, France for the 2024 Olympic Games. South Africans congratulated them.
Fifteen members of the South African Police Serrvice's Public Order Policing Unit have been deployed to the Olympics in France
The members have been deployed to Paris to assist in patrolling the roads and providing information to the visitorscurrent affairs journalist, contributed coverage of international and local social issues like health, corruption, education, unemployment, service delivery protests and heritage in South Africa during his seven years at Daily Sun and Vutivi, 15 members have been deployed to assist with policing at the Olympics in France.
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