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Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa to deliver keynote address at NASDEV conference

5 May 2012

The Minister of Police, Nathi Mthethwa will tomorrow deliver a keynote address at the National Association for Student Development (NASDEV) Bi-Annual Conference, under the theme: “25 Years of Excellence in Student Affairs Practice". In his address, the Minister is expected to challenge young people to continue to partner with government in the fight against crime, through research and skills, make a contribution to assist government tackle crime and to participate in community development programmes.

The National Association of Student Development Practitioners is a professional association that regulates all personnel working in Student Affairs in highereducation institutions as well as further education and training colleges (FETs).  This year they are celebrating 25 years of existence and pride themselves as having been at the forefront of shaping the agenda for higher education in South Africa. 

Date: Sunday, 6 May 2012
Venue: Emperors Palace, Gauteng
Time: 09h00

Members of the Media are cordially invited.  There will be opportunities for 1-1 interviews with the Minister.

For enquiries, please contact:
Zweli Mnisi, Spokesperson to the Minister and Deputy Minister of Police
Cell: 082 045 4024

Issued by: South African Police Service
5 May 2012


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