Police Minister Bheki Cele will be deploying a special task team to deal with grievances raised by Diepsloot residents. Amaberete will be stationed there to deal with crime, unresolved cases and to increase police visibility.
On Thursday, residents to protest against undocumented foreign nationals.
They accused them of being behind a spate of murders.
Meanwhile, Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi wants the Diepsloot community to help him find undocumented foreign nationals.
The area’s been under lockdown as residents protested, demanding their removal.
They’re blaming them for a spate of murders in the area including the killing of a police officer.
“I want to emphasize that most people who are not documented don’t want to be documented because they came here to commit a crime. Because those people that come here as migrants fight to get documents. Now the fact that people just remain here and even kill police because they are undocumented is because they don’t wanna be seen, they don’t wanna be known they don’t want their fingerprints to be captured. Please don’t confuse them with migrants,” he said.
BREAKING #Diepsloot Cele promises to deploy a special team that will include amaBerete to tackle crime and unresolved cases and increase visible policing. He says the community asked for the army and that is a long process. @eNCA pic.twitter.com/J6UaheNB9K
— Silindelo Masikane (@Slindelo_M) January 24, 2020
In other news – Rami Chuene aka T-Gom jokes about being fired from #TheQueenMzansi
Rami Chuene knows how to make us laugh and she did so again when she and her fellow actors joked about her dismissal from The Queen.
Rami recently shared a glimpse of a hilarious response from her colleagues on The Queen Mzansi whilst she was singing the popular Amapiano banger Fire. While she sang “Khabaribebaba” (x2) her colleagues hilariously responded with “FIRED!” continue reading
Source: eNCA
