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Gauteng police warn of scams targeting SAPS trainee applicants

As the recruitment drive draws to a close, applicants are urged to remain vigilant against scams demanding payment in exchange for employment.

The SAPS in Gauteng has issued a warning to prospective trainee recruits to be alert to individuals demanding money in exchange for employment, guaranteed placement or assistance with the recruitment process.

As the recruitment drive closes on November 13, 2026, applicants are urged to remain vigilant, protect their personal information and rely only on official SAPS communication platforms.

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The statement read: “SAPS recruitment is FREE! No one can buy their way into the SAPS, and no individual can guarantee your appointment.”

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