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Life Esidimeni: Woman weeps as she hears about brother’s badly decomposed body

1 December 2017 By admin

Life Esidimeni: Woman weeps as she hears about brother’s badly decomposed body:

Life Esidimeni: Woman weeps as she hears about brother’s badly decomposed body: A woman breaks down as she listens to testimony about her brother’s badly decomposed body at the Life Esidimeni arbitration hearing in Johannesburg.

Manana co-accused must pay R30 000 or spend 8 months in prison: Two men, who helped former deputy minister of higher education Mduduzi Manana assault three women, have been sentenced to a fine of R30 000 or eight months in prison.

Dumi Masilela murder case: Charges dropped against co-accused: The State has provisionally withdrawn charges against one of the men accused of killing Rhythm City actor Dumi Masilela.

Online publications dig into Mnangagwa’s connections to SA businessman: Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been in office for less than a week, and online publications are already reporting on a “controversial” chrome deal he apparently helped facilitate with South African businessman Zunaid Moti.

Lesufi warns Gauteng matrics against ‘pens down parties’: The Gauteng Department of Education has warned celebrating matric pupils against participating in “pens down parties”.

Toyana: Titans are not invincible: Highveld Lions coach Geoffrey Toyana has no doubt that the RAM SLAM T20 Challenge pace-setting Titans can be beaten.

The ANC’s motion for more corruption: The ANC, yet again, has cooked up a motion of no confidence in the Speaker of Johannesburg’s Council and myself, writes Herman Mashaba.

Do speed cameras really save lives? Justice Project SA responds…: Do speed cameras really save lives or is it just a means to generate revenue? Justice Project South Africa responds.

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