South Africa’s Parliament is fighting hard against gang violence by rebuilding the AntiGang Unit, making police more responsible, and bringing in social support to help communities heal. They are also working to fix pension problems for former civil servants who have waited too long for fair payments. Stories from places like Nelson Mandela Bay show how deeply violence hurts families, while pension struggles reveal old wounds from the past. Parliament is pushing for honest, clear actions that protect people’s safety and dignity. Together, they hope to build a safer, fairer country where everyone can live with peace and respect.
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