Policeman retires after 22 years of service
Malatse went on pension at the end of September, the same month he celebrated his 60th birthday
THE police force recently said goodbye to one of its long-standing members.
Capt Alex Malatse of the Rapid Rail Police in Kempton went on pension after serving the police for 22 years. A farewell was held for Malatse, who was stationed with the Rapid Rail Police upon his retirement, on October 7.
Malatse went on pension at the end of September, the same month he celebrated his 60th birthday.
Malatse is a struggle veteran who joined the Umkhonto weSizwe in 1976 before going into exile, coming back to South Africa in 1991.
He then joined the South African Police force in 1994 and worked in the Static Protection Unit for 12 years. He then went on to join the Rapid Rail Police unit 10 years ago.
Malatse will enjoy his retirement with his wife and children after many years dedicated to protecting the people of South Africa.
