[TOP STORY] Concerns over secret revival of firearms control bill

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‘Regardless of the intentions behind it, this is a vitally important piece of legislation for many South Africans, and South Africans’ voices should be heard throughout that. It shouldn’t be something that’s done in private,’ says Free SA’s Reuben Coetzer.

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