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Kaya 959, Tuesday morning
“KwaZulu-Natal Premier Tamin Dooley says political tolerance is key to peaceful, free, and fair local government elections. On November the 4th, he was speaking at a prayer against political killings in Nongoma yesterday.”
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KwaZulu-Natal Premier Tamin Dooley says political tolerance is key to peaceful, free, and fair local government elections. On November the 4th, he was speaking at a prayer against political killings in Nongoma yesterday. According to official data, 18 local municipal councillors have been assassinated in the province since the previous 2021 local government elections. Dooley has urged political
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