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'No transport, no vote’: Residents disrupt Eastern Cape premier's programme to voice concerns

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Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane's visit to Sophathisana High School in Reeston, near East London, was disrupted twice on Tuesday - once by parents of pupils at an East London primary school and later by Buffalo City metro residents.

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'No transport, no vote’: Residents disrupt Eastern Cape premier's programme to voice concerns

12 days ago·South Africa

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