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SA: Bheki Cele: Address by Police Minister, at the occasion of the release of the quarter three crime statistics 2020/21, Pretoria, Gauteng (19/02/2021)


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SA: Bheki Cele: Address by Police Minister, at the occasion of the release of the quarter three crime statistics 2020/21, Pretoria, Gauteng (19/02/2021)

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SA: Bheki Cele: Address by Police Minister, at the occasion of the release of the quarter three crime statistics 2020/21, Pretoria, Gauteng (19/02/2021)

Police Minister Bheki Cele
Police Minister Bheki Cele

19th February 2021

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Deputy Minister of Police, Hon Cassel Mathale;
National Commissioner of the SAPS; General Kehla Sitole; 
National Head of the DPCI Lt General Lebeya
Deputy National Commissioners
Provincial Commissioners and Divisional Commissioners;
The Secretary for Police, Mr Alvin Rapea;
Senior Officers;
Heads of Entities;
All Heads of Department;
Members of the Media

Afternoon to you all

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