Community activists has denounced the police for allegedly destroying and discarding benches, chairs and tables used in their community to assist in the improvement in the quality of life for the youths in the area.
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Former Minority Leader to be charged- purely speculative rumours
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Ex-minister fined on Assault Charges
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