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Cape Town solidarity march to honour GBV victims

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Cape Town solidarity march to honour GBV victims

A solidarity march honouring the lives of women lost to Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in South Africa is expected to take place in Cape Town this Sunday.

This forms part of the nationwide outcry after at least nine women were found murdered on Gauteng’s East Rand between July and September.

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