Update After 27 People Were Killed in Separate Mass Shooting Cape Town South Africa
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S. Africa's 2000 gun law was once among the world's strictest.
The Firearms Control Act 60 of 2000 required relicensing of all legal guns & banned many semi-automatics. Yet Cape Town gang violence persists largely via illegal firearms that bypass legal controls entirely.
Topic poll · all networksWhich body legally licenses liquor outlets in South Africa?
- Provincial Liquor Boards
- South African Police Service
- National Treasury
- Municipal Councils
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Provincial Liquor Boards
Topic poll · all networksWhat hits Cape Town's women hardest amid the gang violence crisis?
Topic poll · all networksWhat will the Cape Town investigation most likely produce first?
Topic poll · all networksIn what year did South Africa abolish the death penalty?
- 1990
- 1995
- 1999
- 2003
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1995
Illegal mining costs S. Africa ~$270M USD in lost revenue yearly.
The Minerals Council of South Africa estimates illegal 'zama-zama' mining drains R5–7 billion (~$270M USD) annually — profits linked to criminal networks, illegal arms trafficking, and gang violence.
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