Katlego Sekhu

The Premier of Gauteng, Panyaza Lesufi, revealed that they have deployed 2500 military veterans to train Traffic Wardens in the province to assist us in the fight against crime and lawlessness in the province.
Addressing the veterans who will be training Traffic Wardens, Panyaza said that it’s time we took our country into our own hands.
“We can’t surrender our country to our criminals. We can’t allow them to do as they wish. We can’t allow criminals not only to kill business people and soccer players but also ordinary South Africans purely because they feel they can do as they please,” he said in part.
Concluding his address, the Premier exclaimed! “I want to send a very strong message to criminals. It ends here, it ends now.”
The 959 Breakfast team deliberated on whether this was a good move by the Premier. Listeners also shared their opinions on this discussion.
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