South Africa’s richest province spent R119 million on an e-panic button programme that only distributed 2,000 devices which cost R908.50 each
Gauteng had already spent R118.8 million on its e-Panic Button programme but has only distributed 2,000 devices, which cost R908.50 each.
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Gauteng had already spent R118.8 million on its e-Panic Button programme but has only distributed 2,000 devices, which cost R908.50 each.
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- October 28, 2026
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