Mkhwanazi warns new KZN cops not to accept ‘cold drinks’
Updated | By Nushera Soodyal
KZN's police chief has welcomed over 140 new police officers into the provincial SAPS, warning them not to be sucked in by corruption.

Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi officiated the passing out parade of 145 constables at a SAPS academy in Ulundi on Friday.
The graduates completed a six-month learning programme - and will be deployed throughout the province.
Mkhwanazi shared some advice on how to serve.
READ: Correctional Services launches prison bakeries as cost-saving measure
"Some will be happy for you to a point of offering you bribes, which they will refer to as cold drink, do not accept such.
"Love your country, respect the people you serve and respect the oath of office you took when you joined the police. Always remember to protect the lives of the residents of South Africa as well as your life."
Find us on social media
Follow the ECR Newswatch WhatsApp channel here
MORE ON ECR:

Show's Stories
-
Your favourite Breakfast moments this week - 11 to 15 August
PRESS PLAY: If you decided to mize us this week, here's all the fun and ...
East Coast Breakfast an hour ago -
Vaping dangers: Study finds fungi growing in mouthpieces
New research suggests that vapes may harbour fungi that could cause lung...
Stacey & J Sbu 5 hours ago