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MEC of Community Safety and Minister of Police speak to residents of Ekurhuleni informal settlements

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

May 15, 2015

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Minister of Police Nathi Nhleko, was invited to speak to the residents of Ekurhuleni’s informal settlements, during an imbizo held at the Germiston City Hall, about the efforts the police have made regarding the recent xenophobia attacks.

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Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Government shares progress made after xenophobic attacks.

Residents from informal settlements across Ekurhuleni wait to enter the Germiston City Hall.

MEC for Community Safety Sizakele Nkosi-Malobane, speaks to community members following the xenophobic attacks that shocked the country recently.

Members of the Germiston cluster stations help guests to sign in as they enter the recent imbizo at the Germiston City Hall.

May 15, 2015

Less than a minute

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