King Misuzulu condemns palace cash-in-transit heist and questions police involvement

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King Misuzulu has condemned a deadly cash-in-transit heist near the KwaKhangelamankengane Royal Palace and questioned whether police members are involved in organised crime. He also called for stronger action against gender-based violence.

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