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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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Are South African police trigger happy? (12.11.09)

By Pumza Fihlani Three-year-old Atlegang Phalane was killed when a police officer allegedly mistook a pipe the boy was carrying for a gun - he died from a single shot to the ...

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Collateral damage is unavoidable – Mbalula (12.11.09)

It is unavoidable that civilians will die in the crossfire between police and criminals, Deputy Police Minister Fikile Mbalula said as government on Thursday vowed to change the law to encourage police to ...

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Civilian casualties 'unavoidable' (12.11.09)

Cape Town - 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 ...

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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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Judges weigh merits of political pardons (11.11.09)

Arguments in the Constitutional Court yesterday centred around striking a balance between the rights of victims of political violence and the perpetrators who want to be pardoned. This after Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging member ...

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