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City of Cape Town combats fake news amid small-scale anti-illegal immigration protests

30 June 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Officials are closely watching communities across Cape Town with the use of drones, a chopper, and footage from officers’ vehicles and body cams.Read More at Source

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