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Road Safety Campaign Launched in S. Africa
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Deputy President Jacob Zuma on Tuesday launched a campaign to
boost road safety in South Africa, where more than 9,000 people die
on the roads annually.
"The challenge we face is one of ensuring that people comply with
road safety laws, not because of the penalties, but because they
know it is correct to do so," Zuma said at the launch in
Johannesburg.
He said the strategy sought to combat corruption within local
transport authorities. The launch comes ahead of the Christmas
season which sees hundreds killed or injured on the country's roads.
Zuma said it would also seek to educate motorists ...
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