SEBOKENG. – The new Head of Visible Policing, Colonel Adéle Celliers, was warmly welcomed by personnel and management of the Sebokeng SAPS last week. This appointment is an important step in strengthening visible policing, enhancing crime prevention, and improving service delivery.

During her tenure, Celliers is expected to play a key role in preventing crime through proactive patrols, high-visibility operations, roadblocks, crime prevention campaigns, and collaboration with community structures.

Through effective leadership and teamwork, Celliers and her team will help create a safer environment for all.
Welcoming the Colonel, the Station Commander, Brigadier Thembekile Kubone, congratulated her on the appointment and expressed confidence in her leadership and commitment.

“The Station Management warmly welcomes Colonel Celliers and congratulates her on her appointment. We look forward to working with her in strengthening our crime prevention strategies, improving police visibility, and ensuring that our members remain committed to serving and protecting the community with professionalism, discipline, and integrity.”

Kubone emphasises that visible policing is a critical component in the fight against crime.

“We must remain proactive, vigilant, and responsive to the needs of our communities. I am confident that, through teamwork, effective leadership, and strong partnerships with our community stakeholders, we will continue to make meaningful strides towards building safer communities.”