The crooked blue line: Dodgy cops still work with gangsters, as they did during apartheid

Cape Town in the news:

• The crooked blue line: Dodgy cops still work with gangsters, as they did during apartheid: By tracing patterns of entrenched criminality, Caryn Dolley’s new book, To the Wolves, attempts to show that gangsters are still working with the police, as they did during apartheid.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  
• Lions tour not in jeopardy despite COVID-19 crisis – Nienaber: “I do not believe the tour is in jeopardy,” Jacques Nienaber told reporters after naming the Springboks team to play Georgia on Friday in a warm-up match for the three-Test Lions series.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  
• 15 months behind bars for South African ex-president Jacob Zuma: Jacob Zuma is sentenced to undergo 15 months imprisonment in a shocking decision of South Africa’s Constitutional Court announced on Tuesday.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  
• The Lions have NO concerns about the South Africa tour, insists Conor Murray, despite mounting Covid fears with the nation in lockdown as the newly-appointed captain says: ‘We …: A surge in Covid cases in the Gauteng region that includes Johannesburg and Pretoria has forced South Africa into a ‘level four’ lockdown, with travel restrictions, an alcohol ban and an overnight …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  

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