Notice is hereby given in terms of section 71(8) of the Labour Relations Act, 1995 (Act No 66 of
1995 as amended), that under section 71(7) the Committee designates the following services
as essential:
12. Security services in education institutions
– Female University Students under 25 years
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This Security Policy Template has been compiled in order to assist organs of state to compile their own internal security policies. This document is complimentary to the guidance document Guideline:
Compiling of a Security Policy.
The HIGHER HEALTH Board in support from the PSET GBV TTT has approved four new protocols (below) for release (in addition to the three protocols released in 2021). These are:
> Protocol Letter to Universities
> Protocol on Campus Safety and Security Minimum Standards
> Protocol on Campus Safety in Private Accommodation
Nominate your person / Institution before 1 October 2025
1. Most Innovative Security Solution 2025
2. Catch of the Year
3. Long standing Memberships Awards
Campus Protection Society of South Africa
CAMPROSA has been in existence for 31 years as a professional body, representing 24 of the 26 major institutions of higher learning in Southern Africa. It currently has 60 members comprising 24 South African Universities, and 4 from neighboring countries.
“We plan to build and enhance our footprint within Africa and the global sphere through the establishment of strategic partnerships, engagement with government and other legislative structures, and the utilisation of best practices within the Higher Education sphere.”
University of Western Cape
University of Johannesburg
University of KZN
North West University
University of the Witwatersrand
Cape Town University of Technology
University of the Free State
University of SA (UNISA)
Nelson Mandela University
University of Stellenbosch
University of Stellenbosch – Bellville Campus
Tshwane University of Technology
Durban University of Technology
University of Limpopo Turfloop Campus
Sefako Makgatho University
SOL PLAATJE University
University of Fort Hare
Rhodes University
University of Zululand
University of Pretoria
Walter Sisulu University
University of Venda
There is no limitation per institution. However membership status for voting purposes will be governed by allocating one member per every 10,000 registered EFTU students or part thereof with the maximum of 3 members per Institution, not per Campus, (30,000 or more EFTU students) with full voting rights at meetings.
Any tertiary institution in Southern Africa can become a member.
Membership fees: R 2000.00 per member per annum.
Individuals or representatives of organizations, societies, corporations, companies directly or indirectly involved with Campus Protection or Campus Risk Services.
- Right of attendance at meetings
- No voting rights (except for bona fide Founder Members)
- Membership fees: R 4,000.00 per membership per annum.
MEMBERSHIP LEVIES ARE PAID IN ADVANCE, AND SOCIETY'S LEVY YEAR IS 1 JANUARY TO 31 DECEMBER. CURRENT MEMBERS WILL BE INVOICED BEFORE 15 FEBRUARY IN ORDER TO EFFECT PAYMENTS BY END OF MARCH EACH YEAR.
Certificates of membership will be issued to all categories of members and paid -up services provider members will be able to display the Camprosa logo on their letterheads and other business stationery.
Newsflash
The Campus Protection Society of Southern Africa (CAMPROSA) successfully hosted its Annual Conference alongside the Elective Tri-Annual General Meeting from 5–9 October 2025 in George, Western Cape.
The conference was officially opened by Mr. Luthando Jack, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: People and Operations at Nelson Mandela University. This year’s theme, “Artificial Intelligence – The Interconnection and Unlocking its Potential at Institutions of Higher Learning,” set the tone for a thought-provoking and engaging programme.
Distinguished speakers included Mr. Enoch Qoma from the Special Investigations Unit, Mr. Chauke from PSIRA, Ms. Stephanie Joos Vandewalle from Higher Health, and other seasoned professionals and academics representing CAMPROSA’s member universities.
As always, the success of the conference was made possible through the valued support and contributions of our dedicated Associate Members and generous sponsors.
During the Tri-Annual General Meeting held on 8 October 2025, the following Executive Committee was elected for the 2025–2028 term:
President: Phillip Mmushi – University of Pretoria – University of Pretoria (UP)
Deputy President: Bentley Jephta – University of the Western Cape (UWC)
Secretary General: Simphiwe Nkosa – Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT)
Deputy Secretary General: Hlonie Ratale – University of the Witwatersrand (Wits)
Treasurer General: Busisiwe Mtsweni – University of Johannesburg (UJ)
Coordinator: Research, Training and Development: Altar Beukes – North-West University (NWU)
Cluster Chair: Eastern Cape: Joel Mabotja – Rhodes University (RU)
Cluster Chair: Nothern Cluster: Andries Satege – Sefako Makgatho University (SMU)
Cluster Chair: Western Cape: Bernard Souls-University of Cape Town (UCT)
KZN and Central Cluster have vacancies and the process to fill them will be underway soon.
We look forward to a productive term und er the leadership of the newly elected Executive Committee.
For more content and images, please visit the Camprosa website.
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The below table provides information as to the newly elected executive committee appointees together with new posts.
| EXECUTIVE POSITION | EMAIL ADDRESS | ELECTED OFFICIAL |
| President | Phillip Mmushi (UP) | |
| Deputy President | bjeftha@uwc.ac.za | Mr Bentley Jeftha (UWC) |
| Treasurer-General | bmtsweni@uj.ac.za | Busisiwe Mtsweni (UJ) |
| Secretary-General | Simphiwe Nkosa (CPUT) | |
| Deputy Secretary-General | Hlonie Ratale (WITS) | |
| Coordinator: Research, Training and Development | Altar Beukes (NWU) | |
| Western Cape Cluster Chair | Bernard Souls (UCT) | |
| Eastern Cape Cluster Chair | Joel Mabotja (RU) | |
| Northern Cluster Chair | Andries Satege (SMU) | |
| KZN Cluster Chair | Vacant | |
| Central Cluster Chair | Vacant | |
| Outgoing President | Vacant |
