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INFOGRAPHIC | Crime statistics for Gauteng’s second quarter of 2022/23

8 December 2022, 5:46 AM  |
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Gauteng’s 2nd quarter crime stats for the 2022/23 fiscal year indicate an increase in murder, rape, and hijackings among other crimes.

Below is an infographic that illustrates crime statistics for 2022/23:

CRIME STATISTICS FOR 2022/23 by SABC Digital News

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