Website National Prosecuting Authority
The Office of the National Director of Public Prosecutions was established on 1 August 1998, in terms of section 179 (1) of the Constitution. The NPA comprises the National Director, who is the head of the Office and manages the Office; Directors of Public Prosecutions; Investigating Directors and Special Directors; other members of the prosecuting authority appointed at or assigned to the Office; and members of the administrative staff at the Office.
REQUIREMENTS :
- An appropriate B Degree (NQF 7) or Three (3) year National Diploma (NQF 6) in Policing or equivalent.
- Must have at least five (5) years’ experience in the field of the post. Must have police, military, or correctional service basic training.
- Must have successfully completed a SWAT/VIP Protection course or Tactical Policing Training.
- Demonstrable competency in acting Independently, Professionally, Accountable and with Credibility.
DUTIES :
- Provide services regarding the admission of witnesses. Apply risk management to avoid potential threats and apply counter surveillance techniques. Handle and monitor Section 204 witnesses.
- Manage and protect witnesses and related persons and ensure their safety and wellbeing. Attend to day-to-day needs of witnesses and/or related persons.
- Render operational services during Court protections, consultations, and other planned operations. Render administrative and financial support services. Compile operational documents.
- Compile reports and apply proper record keeping on all witness related matters. Provide Asset management support services. Liaise and build relationships with Stakeholders and all role players.
- Monitor the status of cases and arrangements for consultations and court protections. Engage with medical and counselling professionals.
