Fred Kekana
Fred Kekana is the acting police commissioner of Gauteng, South Africa, responsible for overseeing law enforcement operations during significant events such as the G20 Summit. In the context of recent news, he emphasized the importance of balancing constitutional rights, including the right to protest, while ensuring the security of the summit venue amidst anticipated public demonstrations.
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Major General Fred Kekana is the provincial deputy commissioner of police who commented on the arrests related to the mass shooting.
Eleven arrested over mass shooting in South Africa tavern
United Kingdom· 2025-12-25
Fred Kekana is the acting police commissioner of Gauteng who provided details about the shooting incident.
مقتل 9 وإصابة 10 في إطلاق نار جماعي بجنوب أفريقيا نفذه 12 مسلحًا مجهولًا
Saudi Arabia· 2025-12-21Fred Kekana is the provincial police commissioner who reported on the attack and the casualties.
Homens armados matam nove pessoas em ataque a bar próximo a Joanesburgo
Brazil· 2025-12-21Fred Kekana, the acting provincial commissioner of Gauteng, provided details about the armed men involved in the shooting.
un grupo comando atacó a tiros un pub y siguió matando víctimas al azar mientras huía
Argentina· 2025-12-21
Fred Kekana is the provincial police commissioner who spoke about the incident on SABC television.
En Afrique du Sud, neuf personnes tuées par des hommes armés près de Johannesburg
France· 2025-12-21Provincial police commissioner Major General Fred Kekana provided information about the shooting incident.
South Africa shooting: Gunmen arrive in two vehicles and begin firing at a pub; nine killed
India· 2025-12-21Fred Kekana is the provincial police commissioner who provided information about the attack.
Gunmen kill nine in Johannesburg township in South Africa’s second mass shooting within weeks | South AfricaUnited Kingdom· 2025-12-21Gauteng’s acting police commissioner, Fred Kekana, said South Africa remains committed to upholding constitutional rights, including the right to protest.
City of Johannesburg ramps up G20 preparations, women’s group to protest on summit eve – The Mail & Guardian
South Africa· 2025-11-18