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Cachalia warns lawlessness won't be tolerated on June 30

Acting Minister of Police Firoz Cachalia confirms that South Africa's security forces are fully prepared for potential unrest on 30 June, following a review of national security readiness amid concerns of violence.

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Police pour R600m into June 30 security plan

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Cachalia warns lawlessness won't be tolerated on June 30

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Police say June 30 is not another July 2021, warn against vigilantism, violence against foreign nationals

Police pour R600m into June 30 security plan

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June 30: no acts of lawlessness or criminality will be tolerated assures Firoz Cachalia

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