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How online channels are facilitating illegal firearms trafficking to the Western Cape

13 October 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

South African police are tackling the alarming rise of illegal firearms trafficking through online marketplaces, following a significant operation that led to multiple arrests.Read More at Source

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