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A class action lawsuit, brought by families of people killed by ‘cop-smuggled’ guns, might have hit an obstacle before it gets off the ground.

A new report on lax firearm controls in the country shows police are a big part of the problem they are meant to be solving. And worse is that the situation is hardly new.

A new report on firearm controls in South Africa says the police alone cannot be relied on to ensure the proper management of guns.

Documents stored at the Central Firearm Registry are a fire hazard, while the extent of suspected gun licence fraud in SA has been revealed in a court case.

Cape Towns safety and security head, JP Smith is calling on the SAPS to speedily dispose of illegal guns in the Western Cape as moving them to a central location can be risky.

A class action lawsuit is shaping up in the Western Cape, for families of those murdered and injured with cop-smuggled firearms, revealing layers upon layers of trauma and tragedy.

A class action lawsuit application, for those murdered and wounded with cop-smuggled firearms, has been officially lodged in a court.