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President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on steps being taken by government to confront GBVF and provide an update on investigations into the murder of wo…
President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on steps being taken by government to confront GBVF and provide an update on investigations into the murder of women in and around the City of Ekurhuleni.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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@@madeleinedevilliers1993Imported1mo ago
Blah blah blah......
@@Sthora-u2lImported1mo ago
Let it be known that its not only GBFV, we're facing a surge in crime in general, its unfortunate that females are being murdered in large numbers but we are all at risk. Esp in Gauteng. Crime has surged so so much that we are even scared to go and come back from work!!!! Idk what is going on but we need police presence in the morning and evenings. Its not even funny. The guys are prepared to take gadgets by any means possible 😭😭😭
@@qhawemercymabhoza9476Imported1mo ago
This is not violence but proper genocide.<br><br>Where is US President DT when proper genocide is at play.
@@Sir_ListaImported1mo ago
Script Reader....Mr Useless
@@edwardramagogodi2258Imported1mo ago
We also worried about killings of men women, unlicensed firearms
@@errolburgImported1mo ago
We need to solve all crime...
@@thusomakhaola6996Imported1mo ago
too late to hear this from you, you dont mean a word, im still crying for my mothers RDP house that is currently occupied by a foreigner, title deed is now colourless
@@errolburgImported1mo ago
Sermon...es usual.." we need to... " same tune, same speed!!😅
@@ThapeloSerapeImported1mo ago
Wait What!!!<br>Let's wait and see after this announcement what's Next in our communities....As Long they won't Hire more enforcement and allocate CCTV to all corners of every Ward in township also in sub's This crime will keep Increasing cos criminals they know our Government speaks with no better action being done like tech they use in America this is Rich country only in politics not advance in growth 📈 I'll only listen but not being deceived we should pray as country this is very spiritually 💯🙏🏻
@@mohlaopeter1358Imported1mo ago
We will meet on the 4th of November and may their soul rest in peace
@@JuliaKhweziImported1mo ago
Mr president realize that soldiers you realized during covid 19. By that time there was no killing of people, but you dig one million grave for us while we are still alive, and the soldiers was available to arrest us for walking on the streets. Help General Fannie Nasemola to take back his job. While you're busy thinking to remove nkgono Angie from that position of soldiers, because she quit while she saw women's are dying.
@@errolburgImported1mo ago
Is this a funeral service???
@@BronzeFilterImported1mo ago
reality is that crime is thriving in the face of weak police- wasteful leadership, lawlessness; criminals are brazen and act with impunity!! SAD!! All talk and no action !
@@errolburgImported1mo ago
Telling us what we know??? Why???😢
@@errolburgImported1mo ago
We have all the names??? What??? What???
@@insightnewsafrica-c6bImported1mo ago
i don't have President 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@tholangmbele2605Imported1mo ago
Mxm mara this president is a joke
@@BotakiHlaleleImported1mo ago
Always late Mr President. We have laid Tsontso to rest and teh families of other ladies have maybe buried their own. Argh man, too late
@@MsWychwoodImported1mo ago
May they rest in peace, and may our President apply the same security detail dedication that he did for the G20; This is out of control and needs impactful process to stop this . On a housekeeping note - Can they try clean the crest on the pulpit it look terrible.
@@karenntsako9339Imported1mo ago
At the end we know,ull speak a lot of nothing 😩
@@SollyCeleImported1mo ago
U Mr president angakhuluma noma yini inkinga inathi sezani thina ngokwenzakalayo bangaki abesilisa abashonile ngenxa yale gbv uma kingabesifazane kumele ku adreswe kushukuthi abesilisa bona yibo abahlukimezayo mengameli ngicela ukukwazisa siimele singamadoda futhi iningi lethu lishonile uma ulamula musa ukubamba abanye izandla abantu besifazane bayabulala nawe lokho uyakwazi
@@rodiesince88Imported1mo ago
Too little too late. Feels scripted, like he was pressured to do this
@@sisix-05Imported1mo ago
Reporting at the police stations and the format of reporting and how you can report is useless. Then there is the internal syndicate inside SAPS that calls the guy for cash for the docket to disappear
@@thechannel-d8kImported1mo ago
Did he reinstate Gen Masemola?
@@jannybear7682Imported1mo ago
He is addressing anc people not me
@@ErnieVoxImported1mo ago
Maybe a new President will do a better job
@@thusomakhaola6996Imported1mo ago
im going to shop, ill come back when this speach is o ver
President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on steps being taken by government to confront GBVF and provide an update on investigations into the murder of women in and around the City of Ekurhuleni.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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