Farmers to 'make their voices heard' in protest against violent attacks

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Farmers across SA are expected to stage protests over the next few days to draw attention to violent attacks on farming communities.

Farmers across SA are determined to take a stand, with the police, against the ongoing farm attacks.Farmers across SA are expected to stage protests in the next few days to draw attention to violent attacks on farming communities.

“Agri SA fully supports the actions by its member organisations. These are spontaneous actions by members to once again draw attention to the seriousness of farm attacks and violent crime in their respective communities and to express their condemnation in this regard,” said Esterhuyse. “Agri SA will continue to engage with the police to introduce appropriate measures to improve rural safety, such as the more effective implementation of the revised rural safety strategy.”

Among the proposals on the table is one to increase “visibility to curb farm attacks by both the police and farmers through the blue and white light patrols”.

 

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