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Gallery front |  Photos |  Bheke Cele adresses Zwelihle residents
Bheke Cele adresses Zwelihle residents

Bheke Cele adresses Zwelihle residents

Minister of Police Bheki Cele adressed thousands of residents on the Zwelihle sports ground in Hermanus. Cele addressed the community after on going protests turned violent causing the area to shut down. The protest started after a community leader was arrested. Protesters wanted the charges to be dropped.
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Date taken
24 July 2018
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Ashraf Hendricks
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