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GEB TO BLAME
Posted: Saturday, May 16, 2015
GEB TO BLAME
One of the country's ace crime fighters has fingered the Guard and Emergency Branch (GEB) in the organising of the day of total policing on March 23 which resulted in nationwide traffic gridlock.
That's the info I have—Abraham
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