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Firoz Cachalia

Firoz Cachalia is a South African politician serving as a member of the Democratic Alliance (DA). He holds a position within the party's parliamentary structures, with involvement in oversight and governance matters. Cachalia has been active in scrutinising law enforcement and public safety issues, particularly through engagement with bodies such as the Portfolio Committee on Police. His work focuses on accountability within the South African Police Service (SAPS) and related state institutions. Cachalia represents the DA's commitment to transparency and effective governance in the security sector. He has participated in debates and inquiries concerning the Special Investigating Unit and other mechanisms designed to combat corruption and maladministration. His political career reflects a broader tradition within the DA of challenging government performance and advocating for institutional reform. Cachalia's contributions to parliamentary oversight have made him a recognisable figure in discussions around community safety and policing in South Africa.

Firoz Cachalia News

Illegal mining remains a nationally coordinated organised crime threat, SAPS tells parliamentary committee

24th February 2026 By: Sabrina Jardim

Amid a resurgence of illegal mining across South Africa, interventions and coordinated measures are being implemented to curb ongoing incidents across the country. This was discussed during an...

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