Mbeki vows to reduce crime in S. Africa

09 Feb 2007

President Thabo Mbeki pledged in his annual state of the nation address Friday to increase police numbers, improve the private security industry and reduce court backlogs in an effort to reduce crime in South Africa. Full Story

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