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Insecurity in the forces (13.11.09)

By ILHAM RAWOOT, SELLO S ALCOCK AND MONAKO DIBETLE The police are dealing with mixed messages from their superiors, write Ilham Rawoot, Sello S Alcock and Monako Dibetle What the experts saySouth Africa’s police officers ...

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Civilians 'will be shot' (12.11.09)

It is unavoidable that innocent civilians will get shot in the crossfire between police and criminals, Deputy Police Minister Fikile Mbalula said on Thursday, as he defended plans to give officers greater ...

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"Shoot the bastards" – Fikile Mbalula (12.11.09)

Sapa Deputy minister of police says "we cannot say to South Africans, despair" over crime CAPE TOWN (Sapa) - It is unavoidable that innocent civilians will get shot in the crossfire between police ...

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Südafrikas Polizei verliert die Kontrolle (12.11.09)

Wenige Monate vor der Fußball-WM in Südafrika liefern sich kriminelle Banden in den Städten offene Kämpfe. Die überforderte Staatsmacht versucht, ihr Versagen mit Härte zu kaschieren. In Johannesburg wurde ein dreijähriger Junge ...

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Challenge to pardon process (12.11.09)

CONSTITUTIONAL Court judges reserved judgment in a case involving an Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) member who wants to be pardoned for a violent political offence.This was following lengthy discussions yesterday which centred around ...

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Innocent deaths 'unavoidable': Mbalula (12.11.09)

It is unavoidable that innocent civilians will get shot in the crossfire between police and criminals, Deputy Police Minister Fikile Mbalula said on Thursday, as he defended plans to give officers greater ...

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Mbalula: Innocents will die in crime war (12.11.09)

Zuma, Mbalula and Malema support tough new law By BRENDAN BOYLE Take cover. The government is racing to enact the promised shoot-to-kill law - and it will probably apply to civilians making a ...

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