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Members of suspected ISIS cell still on the run following Kliprivier raid - report | News24

  • Aug 11, 2020
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More than one member of a suspected cell of the terrorist organisation ISIS are still at large after a raid on a smallholding in Kliprivier outside Johannesburg in July.

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