‘You march, you commit a crime’: Police issue stern warning ahead of local government elections
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Police have warned that no marches or protests will be allowed on Wednesday’s local government election day.
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‘You march, you commit a crime’: Police issue stern warning ahead of local government elections. Police have warned that no marches or protests will be allowed on Wednesday’s local government election day. Covered by 1 publications. IOL: ‘You march, you commit a crime’: Police issue stern warning ahead of local government elections.
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- IOL South Africa ‘You march, you commit a crime’: Police issue stern warning ahead of local government elections Police have warned that no marches or protests will be allowed on Wednesday’s local government election day. 3 h ago · Tier 3
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