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Police are 'unprepared' to stem violence linked to planned protests – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Police are 'unprepared' to stem violence linked to planned protests – The Mail & Guardian

Corruption allegations against crime intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo have allegedly affected ‘operational work’

Source: mg.co.za
New crime intelligence head appointed to cover up corruption - affidavit - Vimarsana News

New crime intelligence head appointed to cover up corruption - affidavit

Newly appointed crime intelligence head Major General Dumisani Khumalo was appointed to protect Police Minister Bheki Cele and other senior officers within the police service from criminal investigation.

Source: news24.com
Minister Bheki Cele in the firing line of critical clas... - Vimarsana News

Minister Bheki Cele in the firing line of critical clas...

A group of families of those murdered with cop-smuggled firearms, as well as survivors of such crimes, want compensation for what they have been through.

City residents voice concerns over Syracuse's new sanitation cart plan - Vimarsana News

City residents voice concerns over Syracuse's new sanitation cart plan

The semi-automated sanitation program would change a city ordinance, and limit trash service to properties with up to three units.

Source: waer.org
Environment and biodiversity: Victoria's feral deer population booms as push to control numbers gains momentum - Vimarsana News

Environment and biodiversity: Victoria's feral deer population booms as push to control numbers gains momentum

Feral deer are spreading into outer-urban areas where they damage fragile ecosystems, chew their way through crops, gardens and parks – and even cause vehicle collisions.

Source: smh.com.au