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City of Cape Town adopts controversial motion calling for policing devolution

4 June 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

The City of Cape Town’s Safety and Security Portfolio Committee is urging the national government to devolve specific policing powers to tackle the escalating gang violence and extortion crisis.Read More at Source

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