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WC community safety MEC fears kidnappings could negatively affect the economy

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Western Cape community safety MEC Reagen Allen fears the ongoing spate of kidnappings in Cape Town could negatively impact the province's economy. In the latest incident this week, a woman was ambushed and snatched from her car outside business premises along Ipswich road in Blackheath. It's being reported that the 35-year-old victim is a Ukranian national.

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WC community safety MEC fears kidnappings could negatively affect the economy

During a briefing earlier this month - the police ministry said at the time - detectives were investigating 32 kidnapping cases in Cape Town with at least fifteen arrests made so far.

3 years ago·South Africa

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Eyewitness News broke the news in South Africa 3 years ago on Saturday, October 1, 2022.

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