Residents of Westbury in Johannesburg and Reiger Park on the East Rand, are sceptical that the visit by the acting police minister will bring much-needed change. Prof. Firoz Cachalia engaged with both communities - in an effort to find lasting solutions to the gang violence plaguing the areas.
Recent incidents have claimed several lives. The acting minister conceded that violent crime has intensified in Gauteng.
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Recent incidents have claimed several lives. The acting minister conceded that violent crime has intensified in Gauteng.
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