South Africa’s national police service (SAPS) says it will unveil the final appointments of new provincial commissioners in Limpopo and Mpumalanga. The announcement completes SAPS’s provincial leadership rollout of four commissioner posts that were announced earlier in the week. The service frames the changes as part of efforts to strengthen policing and improve organisational leadership across provinces. The planned unveiling follows the selection of leaders for the provincial commissioner roles, with Limpopo and Mpumalanga identified as the remaining provinces whose appointments have not yet been publicly confirmed. Once the appointments are made public, SAPS indicates the provincial commissioner structure will be fully in place, with four provincial leaders appointed as part of the wider initiative. The information is presented as an administrative and organisational update within SAPS, rather than a response tied to a specific incident. No additional details on the appointees, start dates, or the names of other provinces’ commissioners are included in the provided material.