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Less violent protests in Gauteng, says MEC

22 June 2015 by Alan

Pretoria – Gauteng Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs MEC Jacob Mamabolo has thanked the people of Gauteng for starting to engage peacefully on service delivery as witnessed by a reduction in violent protests in the province.

Full Article: South Africa news stories – Less violent protests in Gauteng, says MEC – Priscilla

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