While South Africa’s 18 May local government elections are expected to be peaceful, the country’s security agencies are taking no chances, with 75000 police officers and more than 1000 soldiers expected to be on duty on election day.
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While South Africa’s 18 May local government elections are expected to be peaceful, the country’s security agencies are taking no chances, with 75000 police officers and more than 1000 soldiers expected to be on duty on election day.