Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia addresses Cape Town’s gun violence in Parliament, citing weak education and high unemployment as key factors …Read More at Source
Acting Police Minister Cachalia Blames Weak Schools and Unemployment for Gun Violence in Cape Town
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