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Crime stats point to bleak future, say KZN parties

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THE crime statistics presented by Police Minister Bheki Cele are indicative of a bleak future, say political parties in KwaZulu-Natal.

Cele reported the quarterly crime rates on Friday, reflecting on the period between October and December.

Cele noted that the statistics included crimes committed during the festive season.

About 7 555 people were killed during this

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