After 37 years in the South African Police Service, Free State Police Commissioner Baile Brenda Motswenyane has officially retired, receiving a heartfelt send-off from her police colleagues on January 30 in Bloemfontein, which marked her last day in office.
Appointed as the Free State Provincial Commissioner in 2019, Motswenyane was honored with a grand farewell at the Police Headquarters, Metropol Building in Bloemfontein, where senior SAPS leaders and staff expressed their gratitude.
In a stirring display of respect, the staff formed a Guard of Honour, prayed for Motswenyane, and wished her well on her journey in retirement.
Motswenyane’s remarkable career, spanning 37 years, is a testament to her resilience and commitment to South Africa. Since her appointment in 2019, she has been instrumental in revitalizing Community Policing Forums (CPFs) and leading significant operations targeting illicit mining and cross-border crimes.
An announcement regarding the acting Provincial Commissioner will be made in due course to ensure a smooth transition. Baile Motswenyane officially retires.
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