- Both the Western Cape and Eastern Cape provinces are currently grappling with the serious issue of rising organized crime.
- Law enforcement operations are currently underway in the Western Cape province.
Ramaphosa deployed the South African National Defence Force to crime hotspots in the Western Cape, including Cape Town, to stabilize the situation.
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What happened
Ramaphosa deployed the South African National Defence Force to crime hotspots in the Western Cape, including Cape Town, to stabilize the situation.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The debate focuses on whether the SANDF should be used as an alternative to the struggling police service.1 source
- SA Defence Force welcomed recruits at 3 SAI Battalion in Northern Cape and deployed to areas affected by gang violence in the Western Cape.Sub-event
SANDF deployed by Ramaphosa to address crime hotspots in the Western Cape.1 source
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The entities involved
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Cyril Ramaphosa
President of South Africa since 2018
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South African National Defence Force
military forces of the South African Government
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Western Cape
province of South Africa
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