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Researcher at the Institute of Security Studies, Doctor Johan Burger has stressed the importance of reliable intelligence.

This as the country marks the first anniversary of the July 2021 unrest that was allegedly sparked by the arrest of the former president Jacob Zuma.

This after he defied a Constitutional Court order to appear before the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture.The panel found that police and intelligence failed to stop the rioting and looting which left over 300 people dead.“I think it is important that we understand that both the crime intelligence and state security are still facing few challenges and very few of the recommendations either in the report by Dr Mufamadi and Professor Sydney Africa have been implemented.

At least 350 people were killed in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng during violent protests, looting and what is believed to be racially motivated attacks in Phoenix. Delani Khumalo’s sister, Sizo’s pain has not eased. Her brother was an international choreographer who travelled the world working with young people. Khumalo and his cousin Mlondi were beaten and killed in Phoenix. Their bodies were then burnt.

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Weired kind. Loot, arson, pointless destruction,and afterwards cry when there are no jobs any longer, or shops nearby, nor a working infrastructure, which in turn will cause riots, by the same clowns, because such is no longer available.

The fact that we have a government that even needs to be told something so obvious is plain nonsense.

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