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The Minister reaffirmed the government's commitment to supporting intelligence-led investigations and prosecutions to dismantle organized criminal networks and enhance accountability in the criminal justice system, which remains a strategic priority in the NIP.

Minister in the Presidency Ms. Khumbudzo Ntshavheni presents the SSA budget vote, emphasising the need for sufficient funding to improve the capabilities of state security agencies. #GovZaUpdates 🇿🇦

Minister in the Presidency, Ms. Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, is set to present the State Security Agency budget vote on May 22, 2026, at the Good Hope Chambers. #SSABudgetVote26 🇿🇦

Minister in ThePresidency, Ms. @Khu_Ntshavheni, presented coins adorned with the insignia of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination (NCIC) and distinct markers of duty to the principals of the newly established NCIC. The recipients included the Acting Coordinator for Intelligence, Dr. N. Sifolo; the Acting Director-General of the State Security Agency, Ambassador T. Msimanga; the Chief of Defence Intelligence, Lieutenant-General T. Mxakato; and the Divisional Commissioner of Crime Intelligence, Lieutenant-General D. Khumalo 🇿🇦

Acting Director-General State Security Agency, Amb T Msimanga

Official launch of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination (NCIC). Listen 🎙️ Symbolism of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination (NCIC) emblem presented by Acting Coordinator for Intelligence, Dr N Sifolo 🇿🇦 #GovZAUpdates #NCIC

Official launch of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination (#NCIC) by the Honourable Minister in The Presidency, @Khu_Ntshavheni, MP

Official launch of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination (#NCIC) by the Honourable Minister in The Presidency, @Khu_Ntshavheni, MP

Official launch of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination (NCIC) by the Honourable Minister in The Presidency, @Khu_Ntshavheni, MP

📸 | Minister in The Presidency, Ms @Khu_Ntshavheni, officially launches the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination (NCIC), a pivotal institution dedicated to enhancing our nation's security landscape. Headed by the esteemed Coordinator for Intelligence, the NCIC plays a critical role in supporting the National Intelligence Coordinating Committee (NICOC) in its essential mandate. The primary mission of the NCIC is to coordinate and synthesise intelligence contributions from various members of the National Intelligence Structures. By meticulously interpreting this intelligence, the NCIC provides valuable insights that are vital for the State and Cabinet's decision-making processes. The establishment of the NCIC marks a significant step toward bolstering our intelligence capabilities and enhancing our responsiveness to emerging challenges. The NCIC is committed to ensuring a comprehensive approach to intelligence coordination in order to protect our nation's sovereignty and support our democratic values. We look forward to the positive impact this institution will have on our collective security efforts. #ANationThatWorksForAll

"#NICOC must never become a forum of reports. It must remain a centre of decision, integration, and direction." Address by Minister in The Presidency, @Khu_Ntshavheni, during the Official Launch of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination (NCIC) and the Gifting of Coins to the Members of National Intelligence Co-ordinating Committee (NICOC) shorturl.at/iNzyJ #ANationThatWorksForAll

National Centre for Intelligence Coordination (NCIC) 🇿🇦

[Watch Live] 🔴 Minister in the Presidency Ms Khumbudzo Ntshavheni official launches the National Centre For Intelligence Coordination (NCIC).

Nelson Mandela International Day - "It's still in our hands to combat poverty and inequality"

"National Security is not the absence of threats but the ability of security and law enforcement agencies to mitigate and neutralize the threats before and when they happen. Therefore our effectiveness must also be measured by what has not happened"

The Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Chairperson of the oversight committee and the Acting DG of SSA were among the dignitaries that attended the Budget Policy Statement session in Parliament

Minister Ntshavheni delivered the State Security Agency Budget Policy Statement focusing among other priorities on the need for technological advancement and innovation in the security environment

Ready for the BRICS Summit

@StateSecurityRS @CyrilRamaphosa If SSA truly want to turn their state of poor governance and poor controls around; they are welcome to attend CGF’s next free webinar, where we cover the importance and benefits of implementing a digital Corporate Governance Framework® (15 Mar'22)