KwaZulu-Natal DA Leader Francois Rodgers has declared that the Democratic Alliance (DA) has no confidence in the police. This announcement comes after a series of high-profile cases of police brutality and corruption that have rocked the province in recent months.

Rodgers made the announcement at a press conference in Durban, where he outlined the DA’s plan to tackle the issue of police misconduct. He said that the party would be pushing for greater accountability and transparency in the police force, as well as for the implementation of measures to ensure that police officers are held to the highest standards of conduct.

The DA leader also called for an independent investigation into the police force, saying that it was essential to restore public trust in the police. He said that the party would be pushing for a comprehensive review of the police’s internal procedures and protocols, as well as for greater oversight of the force.

Rodgers also said that the DA would be pushing for greater resources to be allocated to the police force, in order to ensure that they have the necessary resources to do their job properly. He said that the party would be pushing for the recruitment of more police officers, as well as for the implementation of better training and development programmes for existing officers.

The DA leader also called for greater public engagement with the police, saying that it was essential for the public to have a better understanding of the police’s role in society. He said that the party would be pushing for more public forums and events, where the public can engage with the police and express their concerns.

The announcement by Rodgers has been welcomed by many in the province, who have been calling for greater accountability and transparency in the police force. It is hoped that the DA’s plan will help to restore public confidence in the police and ensure that the force is held to the highest standards of conduct.