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Limpopo Premier Mr. Chupu Matabatha says that he is deeply saddened by the ongoing killings of people, including killing of police officers in the province. The Premier spoke sharply against the mushrooming cases of Gender Based Violence in the province. He also says the executive calls upon everybody to go back to our roots and embrace Ubuntu / Botho. The Premier further called on those who feel overwhelmed by problems and challenges of life to seek professional help, which is readily available in public and private facilities, instead of resorting to taking the lives of innocent people.
21 Oct 2020 English South Africa Business · Arts

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