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Crime activists question Cape Town mayor’s plan for a dedicated detective unit

16 July 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Amid rising gang violence in Cape Town, Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’ pledge for a dedicated detective branch is met with scepticism from some community activists, who urge the City to first demonstrate …Read More at Source

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