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You are here: Home / News / Gunshots at a Township Bash: How One Politician’s Celebratory Shots Are Rocking the Nation

Gunshots at a Township Bash: How One Politician’s Celebratory Shots Are Rocking the Nation

22 December 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Deputy Mayor Nokuzola Kolwapi fired a gun at a festive community event, caught on video. This act, meant to be celebratory, has sparked a national uproar, raising questions about politicians’ use of firearms and its serious consequences. The incident could lead to criminal charges, ruin her reputation, and harm local tourism and finances. This event shines a light on a bigger problem: some politicians use guns to show power, mixing old traditions with dangerous actions, even though the law is clear that firing a gun without a good reason is a crime.

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