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Cape Town mayoral hopefuls clash over crime, gangs and school access

14 October 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Representatives from 11 parties outlined plans to tackle crime, gang violence and GBV at a Cape Town election town hall, while an education advocate questioned their response to an estimated 20 000 …..

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