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WC plan to fight crime to include targeting cheap alcohol, youth employment
The provincial government is investing more than R1 billion into the training and deployment of 3,000 new law enforcement officers.
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WC govt to fork out over R1bn to train 3,000 new cops
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said more serious measures were needed to curb violent crime in the Cape, which was on the rise.
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Decision on extending SANDF deployment in CT pending
In July, troops hit the streets in 10 neighbourhoods as part of operation lockdown.
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Western Cape govt likely to ask for extension on SANDF deployment
The army started rolling into 10 of the worst gang-plagued neighbourhoods on the Cape Flats seven weeks ago.
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Winde urges CT communities to join fight against crime
Fourt-seven people were murdered across the Cape metro region over the weekend, an increase from last weekend's 46 deaths.
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WC won't drop dispute with Police Minister Cele - Winde
The Western Cape government lodged an official dispute with national Police Minister Bheki Cele, challenging the level of police resources in the province.
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Winde lashed for failing to address WC's most urgent needs in Sopa
Most opposition parties were left unimpressed with Western Cape Premier Alan Winde's State of the Province Address.
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Winde's Sopa hot air, says Good party
Much of Western Cape Premier Alan Winde's speech focused on job creation, safety and the transport sector, but Winde's critics were not impressed, saying he failed to decisively carve a way forward.
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Winde boasts of attracting R100bn in FDI since DA took over WC
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde delivered his maiden State of the Province Address on Thursday and told MPLs the provincial government generated a billion rand in savings for businesses by reducing red tape.
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Intergovernmental dispute between Winde, Cele to likely end up in court
The intergovernmental dispute continues despite the minister's recent announcement that the army will be deployed to help fight gangs for the next three months.
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Winde declares war on crime in WC Sopa
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has highlighted police understaffing and has pointed the finger at national government in his State of the Province Address.
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Winde announces new interventions to help boost WC economy
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde was delivering his maiden State of the Province Address in the provincial legislature on Thursday.
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Winde pleads for govt to speed up SANDF deployment after bloody weekend
Residents have been anticipating the army's arrival since Friday morning following an announcement by Police Minister Bheki Cele on Thursday night but so far, there has been no significant military presence.
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WC's Winde aims to break 'gang economy'
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said that the so-called gang economy needed to be broken but also stressed that more opportunities would be created for young people to deter them from turning to crime.
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Winde: SANDF deployment in CT a stop-gap measure
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says the military presence will help buy some time but that time needs to be properly used to work out a lasting solution to the problem.
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WC ANC's Dugmore: DA MECs will face sharp scrutiny
The party’s leader in the legislature Cameron Dugmore said all MECs would face sharp scrutiny.
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2 more women added to WC Premier Alan Winde's Cabinet
Over the last 10 years, women have been under-represented in the provincial executive.
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WC Premier Winde: Cabinet will undergo lifestyle audit
Alan Winde was elected as premier on Wednesday following the swearing in of MPLs in the Western Cape legislature.
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DA's Winde elected as new WC premier
Winde received 24 votes, the ANC's Cameron Dugmore 10 and there were 6 spoiled votes.
