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Townships organise private security to do police work – News from GroundUp

10 November 2019 By //  by Port Elizabethan Leave a Comment

Townships organise private security to do police work: Households contribute R150 each for neighbourhood watches in Musina
Source: GroundUp News.

Non-profit organisations call for head of Social Development to resign: Protesters say their organisations are falling apart because of a lack of funding
Source: GroundUp News.

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Source: GroundUp News.

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Source: GroundUp News.

GroundUp is an independent news agency whose articles are made available for republication, usually under a Creative Commons license, to news publications. GroundUp reports news that is in the public interest, with an emphasis on the human rights of vulnerable communities and want their stories to make a difference.

GroundUp encourages and values high-quality, ethical journalism.

GroundUp started in April 2012 as a joint project of Community Media Trust and the University of Cape Town‘s Centre for Social Science Research.

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