Cape Town residents have been urged to report criminals that have been targeting the City’s libraries. At least 7 libraries have been burgled & vandalized, to date. A reward of R 5 000 is being offered. 

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Western Cape police say they have (for the period 22 February to 26 March) confiscated more than 180 illegal firearms & more than 3 000 rounds of ammunition, in anti-crime operations. A total of 147 suspects have been arrested.
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Premier Alan Winde says he will, this week, urge President Cyril Ramaphosa to not implement another, more strict lockdown over the Easter weekend. Winde says he will be meeting with the President tomorrow. He says the only way to avoid the spread of Covid-19, over the long weekend, would be if people continue adhering to the current health & safety regulations.

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