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Cape Town’s crime surge linked to illegal firearms

30 March 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

As Cape Town grapples with a surge in month-end crime, the City raises alarms over entrenched illegal firearm supply lines, posing significant challenges to public safety.Read More at Source

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