At least 51 South African citizens who were evacuated from war-torn Sudan have safely returned home, reuniting with their families at Johannesburg's OR Tambo International Airport, reports. The group arrived on a Kenya Airways flight after being rescued by the South African government. Some of them had to be issued with emergency travel documents, as they had left their passports behind.
Lesufi promised that the recruitment of wardens and the installation of CCTVs will help catch criminals, and the government will roll out other projects to fight crime, such as high-tech CCTVs, state-of-the-art drones, and 400 new police cars. The Gauteng government also plans to revamp legislation to strengthen the fight against crime.
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