Security & Law Enforcement Transformation Summit 2016 17 – 19 February 2016, Premier Hotel O R Tambo Airport, Johannesburg, South Africa Reducing Threats, Increasing Efficiency & Delivering Prosperity Dear Delegate, Security and law enforcement agencies have made great progress in improving the safety and security of our communities. However, crime does persist, and the financial challenges facing many national and local governments will continue to put pressure on law enforcement resources and ability to effectively ensure the safety and security of the public. The need for transformation within security and law enforcement agencies is imminent as they explore new avenues to deliver on their mandate. AMC International in partnership with the various security and law enforcement organisations is pleased to announce the Security & Law Enforcement Transformation Summit 2016, taking place from 17 – 19 February 2016 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The summit will cover key themes: • Building public confidence by improving community engagement • Enhancing training & skills uptake in order to limit their liability • Improving public safety outcomes with constrained resources • Technology-powered law enforcement operations • Women in law enforcement focus day - maximising the potential of women Do not miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise and review your security transformation goals and targets! I look forward to meeting you in February 2016! To immediately book your place at this conference, contact me as soon as possible on tel.: +27 (0) 11 341 1000 or fax back the completed and signed registration herewith attached to +27 (0) 11 325 0873. Kind Regards Marshall Mpofu Consultant Ground Floor, Oxford Gate Hyde Park Lane, Hyde Park Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA Telephone: +27 (0) 11 341 1000 Fax: +27 (0) 11 325 0048 Email: marshallm@amc-intsa.com Twitter: @AMCint1

1. Security & Law
Enforcement
Transformation
Summit 2016
17 – 19 February 2016, Premier Hotel
O R Tambo Airport, Johannesburg,
South Africa
Reducing Threats, Increasing Efficiency & Delivering Prosperity
Accredited Training
Provider by Services SETA
Accreditation No.
2287
Tel: +27 (0) 11 341 1000
Fax: +27 (0) 11 325 0048
Email: marshallm@amc-intsa.com
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Reasons for Attending Security &
Law Enforcement Transformation
Summit 2016:
1. Over 16 presentations from a variety of security
and law enforcement agencies across the African
continent
2. practical mini workshops on Technology-powered
law enforcement operations and Recruitment &
Training
3. Practical case studies on best practices for
implementing transformation in security and law
enforcement bodies
4. Women in Security and Law Enforcement
Transformation focus day – Maximizing the
potential of women
5. An ideal platform for assessing if your
transformation strategies are working for your
organization and how to improve on the status quo
Featuring a Women in Law
Enforcement Focus Day
 Maximising The Potential Of Women
 Encouraging Women To Play A Major Role In Law
Enforcement
 Women in Leadership – Redefine Leadership
 The Role of Women in Managing Transformation in
Law Enforcement Agencies
 Dealing with Patriarchy Attitudes in the Workplace
 Integrating and Managing Gender Perspective in
Law Enforcement Transformation
FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Lieutenant General Bonang Mgwenya, Deputy National Commissioner, SOUTH AFRICAN
POLICE SERVICE (SAPS)
Brigadier General Sophia Ndeitunga, Head of Medical Services, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE,
Namibia
Auxilia Kadinga Chishimba, Head of Public Relations, ZAMBIA PRISON SERVICE
Lt. General Dr. Leah Mofomme, Commissioner, Road Transport Inspectorate, CROSS
BORDER ROAD TRANSPORT AGENCY
Nontsikelelo Jolingana, Chief of National Traffic Police, ROAD TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
CORPORATION
Chris Greyling, President, PAN AFRICAN SECURITY ASSOCIATION & Former Chairman, SA
SPECIAL FORCES LEAGUE
Colonel Steven Moodley, Commanding Officer, MIDLAND POLICE STATION
Mervin Merrington, Deputy Chief, CAPE TOWN METROPOLITAN POLICE
Martin Hood, Director, MJ HOOD & ASSOCIATE
Brigadier Mohammed Latiff Wahab, Director, SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE (SAPS)
Charles Reynolds, Chief Director, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AND PUBLIC WORKS,
EASTERN CAPE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
Dr. Andrew Faull, Senior Researcher, Center for Criminology,
UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN
Solomon Maila, CEO, SOLOMON MAILA & ASSOCIATES
Titus Malaza, Ex-President, INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT AND MUNICIPAL POLICE OFFICERS
OF SOUTHERN AFRICA
Chris Botha, Assistant Commissioner (Retired), SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
Professor Etannibi Alemika, Professor of Criminology, JOS UNIVERSITY, Nigeria
Frans Van Niekerk, Senior Law Enforcement Specialist, RAID PRIVATE SECURITY
Jacques van Rensburg, Owner, CYBER SLEUTH FORENSICS
DATA DOT TECHNOLOGY
P O Box 413629
Craighall 2024
Johannesburg
R.S.A

2. Dear Security & Law Enforcement Officer,
Many African governments in partnership with development agencies have
for more than a decade been undertaking projects aimed at transforming
the security and law enforcement sectors in order to improve the security
situation of their citizenry.
It has been acknowledged that security and law enforcement agencies
have made tremendous strides in improving the safety and well being of
our communities. However, crime still persists and the challenges facing
many security and law enforcement agencies will continue to exert
pressure on the limited resources of these agencies.
Of late there has been a growing perception of mistrust between law
enforcement officers and the communities they serve. The mistrust mostly
stems directly from how security and law enforcement officers approach
different situations which have led to communities becoming more
disgruntled and thus not trusting security and law enforcers.
This conference is aimed at bringing together stakeholders in the security
and law enforcement sector to discuss initiatives that have been
undertaken by governments in Africa aimed at transforming security and
law enforcement agencies. Furthermore this is an opportunity to review
the lessons learned from the transformation agenda implemented by
African government and find lasting solutions to the challenges faced by
the sector.
We look forward to seeing you at this conference which has already
promised to be a great success.
Kind Regards
Mwawi Sitshoni
AMC International
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Who should attend?
 Department of Defence
 Police Service bodies across the African
continent
 Municipal Police Services
 Department of Police
 Department of State Security
 Revenue Service Organisations
 Police Oversight bodies
 Civilian Police Oversight Bodies
 Civil Society Organisations
 Safety and security training authorities/Private
security organisations
 Department of Correctional Services
 Department of Transport
Job Titles:
All middle to senior managers who are involved with
transformation within law enforcement agencies
Security & Law Enforcement Transformation Summit
17 – 19 February 2016, Premier Hotel O R Tambo Airport, Johannesburg,
South Africa

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Conference Day 1: 17 February2016
08:00 Registration
08:45 Opening Remarks from the Chairman
Charles Reynolds, Chief Director, Department of
Transport and Public Works, EASTERN CAPE
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
09:00 Keynote Address: Strengthening Community
Safety Partnerships and Improving the Safety of
communities
 Strengthening partnerships
 Police image and public support
 Types of crime prevention
 Fundamentals of community policing
Mervin Merrington, Deputy Chief, CAPE TOWN
METROPOLITAN POLICE
09:30 Building Trust between Law Enforcers and the
Citizens They Serve
 Community engagement and partnership –
taking a step towards transformation
 Good practice in building police public
partnerships – Turning your community into a
trusted partner
 Community Policing: Partnerships for problem
solving
 Accountability through internal affairs
 Securing communities and transforming policing
Frans Van Niekerk, Senior Law Enforcement
Specialist, Raid Private Security
10:10 Morning Refreshment and Networking Break
10:30 Enhancing Training and Skills Uptake for Law
Enforcement Agents
 Linking training and the realities on the streets
 Advancing community and problem oriented
philosophies of the community
 Designing better learning programs
 Why training cannot keep up with practice
Chris Botha, Assistant Commissioner (Retired),
SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
11:10 The Role of Effective Leadership in Enhancing Law
Enforcement Agents Performance
 Creating a shared vision
 Playing the role of an effective role model
 Promoting organizational commitment
 Driving and managing change
Titus Malaza, Ex-President, INSTITUTE OF
TRANSPORT AND MUNICIPAL POLICE
OFFICERS OF SOUTHERN AFRICA
11:50 Case Study: Transformation, Personal Identity and
Law Enforcement
 Challenges of building a legitimate law
enforcement agency in an unequal society like
South Africa
 Effective crime analysis with limited resources
 Strategies for success in law enforcement
 Undertaking technology improvements
Dr. Andrew Faull, Senior Researcher, Center for
Criminology, UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN
12:30 Open Discussion: Strategic Investments in
Technologies
 The use of technology in law enforcement
operations – Where do we stand?
 Budget allocation – where does technology
stands?
 End-to-end integrated law enforcement solutions
– Deploying law enforcement personnel in a way
that maximizes their productivity & effectiveness
Facilitator
Chris Botha, Assistant Commissioner (Retired),
SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
13:10 Lunch and Networking Break
14:10 Panel Discussion: Undertaking Effective Policing in
a Resource Constrained Environment – Maximizing
Use of Limited Resources
 Designing solutions for effective policing
 Managing public demand and expectations for
police service
 Finding more efficient ways to less urgent calls
without disappointing the public
 New strategies, new lines of authority
Panellists
Lt. General Dr. Leah Mofomme, Commissioner,
Road Transport Inspectorate, CROSS BORDER
ROAD TRANSPORT AGENCY
Charles Reynolds, Chief Director, Department of
Transport and Public Works, EASTERN CAPE
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
Professor Etannibi Alemika, Professor of
Criminology, JOS UNIVERSITY, Nigeria
BUILDING PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN LAW
ENFORCEMENT
ENHANCING TRAINING & SKILLS UPTAKE
– LIMITING YOUR LIABILITY
IMPROVING PUBLIC SAFETY OUTCOMES
WITH CONSTRAINED RESOURCES

4. 15:10 Closing Remarks from the Chairman
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Conference Day 2: 18February 2016
08:00 Registration
08:45 Opening Remarks from the Chairperson
Auxilia Kadinga, Head of Public Relations, ZAMBIA
PRISON SERVICE
09:00 Addressing Legal Issues in Law Enforcement Reforms
 Approaches to law enforcement transformation
 Instruments of law enforcement transformation
 Assessing previous transformation measures and
addressing Legal challenges
 Operationalizing concepts
Brigadier Mohammed Latiff Wahab, Director, SOUTH
AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
09:30 Case Study: Stock Taking: Assessing What Has Changed
Within the Last 25 Years in Law Enforcement in South
Africa
 Changes in policing since 1994
 Institutional arrangements at national and provincial
levels
 Ensuring effective policing
 Community oriented policing and its impact
Solomon Maila, CEO, SOLOMON MAILA &
ASSOCIATES
10:10 Morning Refreshment and Networking Break
10:30 How Can Reform Programmes Balance National and
Human Security: The Role of Private Security
Organisations in Enhancing National Security
 Implementing reform programmes that produce
immediate results
 Assessing the problems of ill-conceived reform
agendas
 Balancing reform interests with national security
 Role of national security organizations in protecting
the integrity of the country
Martin Hood, Director, MJ HOOD & ASSOCIATE
11:10 Case Study: Assessing Whether Law Enforcement
Prevents Crime/Road Carnages
 Crime prevention efforts by law enforcers
 Priority given to roads policing
 The effectiveness of roads policing
 Roads policing and crime prevention in the face of
new technology
Lt. General Dr. Leah Mofomme, Commissioner, Road
Transport Inspectorate, CROSS BORDER ROAD
TRANSPORT AGENCY
11:50 Case Study: Designing Effective Patrol Programmes For
Law Enforcers
 Needs analysis of a patrol officer
 Task analysis of a patrol officer
 Undertaking resource mapping and allocation
 Designing an efficient patrol program
Colonel Steven Moodley, Commanding Officer,
MIDLAND POLICE STATION
12:30 Regional Integration and Security Challenges It Presents
 Developing a regional framework that promotes
collaboration among different law enforcement
agencies
 Law enforcement response and partner
communication – How should the security sector
adapt
 Policies, practices and procedures – overcoming red
tapes for successful regional partnerships
Chris Greyling, President, PAN AFRICAN SECURITY
ASSOCIATION & Former Chairman, SA SPECIAL
FORCES LEAGUE
13:10 Lunch and Networking Break
14:10 Opening Session: Role of Digital Evidence in
Investigations
Jacques van Rensburg, Owner, CYBER SLEUTH
FORENSICS
14:50 Topic to Be Confirmed
Facilitator
DATA DOT TECHNOLOGY
15:50 Closing Remarks from the Chairman
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRANSFORMATION
– ASSESSING THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRANSFORMATION
– ASSESSING OPERATIONS
MANAGEMENT
MINI WORKSHOP
TECHNOLOGY-POWERED LAW
ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS

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Conference Day 3: 19 February 2016
08:00 Registration
08:45 Opening Remarks from the Chairperson
Brigadier General Sophia Ndeitunga, Head of Medical
Services, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, Namibia
09:00 Keynote Address: Encouraging Women to Play a Major
Role in Law Enforcement
 Criminalizing abuses of women’s rights within law
enforcement agencies
 Accountability systems – Responding and correcting
 Recruiting women and implementing performance
measures to retain the best and promote them
Notsikelelo Jolingana, Chief of National Traffic Police,
ROAD TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
09:30 Integrating and Managing Gender Perspective in Law
Enforcement Transformation
 Ensuring appropriate mandate and powers for
gender responsive transformation
 Building internal institutional capacity to address
gender issues
 Systematic examination of gender issues within law
enforcement agencies
 Education and awareness raising on gender issues
Brigadier General Sophia Ndeitunga, Head of
Medical Services, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, Namibia
10:10 Morning Refreshment and Networking Break
10:30 Keynote Address: The Role of Women in Managing
Transformation in Law Enforcement Agencies
 How gender differences severely impact on law
enforcement agencies
 How leadership roles among female officers
influence their effective deployment
 Sex role stereotyping and gender harassment
 Mentors/Networks/social support
Lieutenant General Bonang Mgwenya, Deputy
National Commissioner, SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE
SERVICE
11:10 Women in Leadership – Redefine Leadership
 Women leaders are more persuasive
 Women leaders display more inclusive team
building leadership styles of problem solving and
decision making
 Women leaders are willing to break rules and take
risks just like men
 Women leaders are equally assertive but feel the
string of rejection more
Charles Reynolds, Chief Director, Department of
Transport and Public Works, EASTERN CAPE
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
11:50 Dealing with Patriarchy Attitudes in the Workplace
 Formal exclusion of women from top positions
 Discrimination against women in hiring and
promotion
 Women who operate best in certain environments
 Maintenance of gender linked job categories which
tie women to lower positions
Auxilia Kadinga, Head of Public Relations, ZAMBIA
PRISON SERVICE
12:30 Lunch and Networking Break
13:30 Recruitment and Professionalism in the Police Service
Facilitator
Professor Etannibi Alemika, Professor of Criminology,
JOS UNIVERSITY, Nigeria
About Facilitator
Etannibi E. O. Alemika obtained B.Sc. and M.Sc.
Sociology from the University of Ibadan (Nigeria) and
M.S. and Ph.D. Criminology from the University of
Pennsylvania in Philadelphia (USA). He is currently a
Professor of Criminology and Sociology of Law at the
University of Jos, in Nigeria. His areas of research
include policing, organised crime, security sector
reform, conflict studies, and penal administration. He is
a member of the editorial board of several
international journals, including Police Practice and
Research; Stability: International Journal of Security &
Development, and the Australia and New Zealand
Journal of Criminology. Prof. Alemika was a member of
Nigeria's Presidential Committee on Police Reform
(2006); Chairman of the Presidential Committee on
Prisons Reform (2005/2006); Member, Committee for
the Restructuring of Fire Services in Nigeria (2012). He
is a member of several professional associations,
including Social Science Academy of Nigeria; Nigerian
Society of Criminology; Academy of Criminal Justice
Science (USA); American Society of Criminology; Altus
Global Alliance and the African Policing Civilian
Oversight Forum and the Global Initiative against
Transnational Organized Crime.
15:00 Closing Remarks from the Chairman
WOMEN IN LAW ENFORCEMENT FOCUS
DAY
MAXIMISING THE POTENTIAL OF WOMEN
MINI WORKSHOP
RECRUITMENT

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Security & Law Enforcement Transformation Summit
17 – 19 February 2016, Premier Hotel O R Tambo Airport, Johannesburg,
South Africa