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Gallery front |  Photos |  Raymond Maseko after the Western Cape's train system was suspended
Raymond Maseko after the Western Cape's train system was suspended

Raymond Maseko after the Western Cape's train system was suspended

PRASA Acting Regional Manager Raymond Maseko joined Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula (not pictured) during a media briefing at Cape Town train station after the the Western Cape Metrorail service was suspended for the afternoon.
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Date taken
27 February 2020
Photo by
Ashraf Hendricks
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Ashraf Hendricks/GroundUp
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Government, Public Figures
Keywords
Fikile Mbalula,  Prasa,  Train

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