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Western Cape police spokesperson Malcolm Pojie retires after 40 years of service

Source IOL 南非独立在线3h ago
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Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm Pojie has retired from SAPS after more than four decades of service, including nearly 20 years in police communications.

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