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Western Cape Organised Crime Detectives are investigating the murder of three men who were shot and killed on Sunday.

“It is important that our youth gets an opportunity to personally engage with representatives from various tertiary institutions, other learning facilities and prospective employers. This will help them make the right choice for their futures.”.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says this facility will assist in targeting crime through the use of accurate data and evidence.

The City of Cape Town and the Western Cape government said that there were now 1,100 Leap officers available to help deal with crime.

It’s a joint venture between the two spheres of government with the aim of having more boots on the ground in crime hotspot areas.

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The pilot skills programme for solar PV technicians will be rolled out at technical colleges across the country.

Among union demands are the evaluation of police stations and their commanders by communities.

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Premier Alan Winde says decentralising the police service to the Western Cape government is a crucial step in decisively tackling the high crime rate in the region.