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Western Cape Works Around The Clock To Deal With Extortion, Says Premier - Infrastructure news
Extortion hinders economic growth and job creation, posing daily threats to residents’ safety and livelihoods. It robs people of opportunities and their dignity. This is according to Western Cape Premier Alan Winde, who was speaking during his regular digital conference on safety, where he hosted Hubert Paulse, chairperson of Business against Crime South Africa (BACSA). “The only way we will eradicate ‘extortion mafias’ is if we all work togethe…
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