Former Public Enterprises minister Barbara Hogan has taken the stand as the inquest into the 1982 death in detention of anti-apartheid activist Dr.
Former Public Enterprises minister Barbara Hogan has taken the stand as the inquest into the 1982 death in detention of anti-apartheid activist Dr
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Neil Aggett truly believed that he would walk out of police detention | IOL NewsThe anti-apartheid activist told his mother and sister during a supervised visit at John Vorster Square that he expected to be held only for six months. A week later, he was dead.
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LIVESTREAM: Aggett inquest continues[LIVESTREAM] More testimony from security branch police officers is expected at the inquest into the death of anti-apartheid activist Neil Aggett Where this not felt with at the truth and reconciliation year ago or is this a new witch hunt
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N1 speedster granted R1000 bail - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.The Gauteng speedster who has been arrested for driving over 300 kilometres per hour on the N1 between Johannesburg and Pretoria has been released on bail of R1000 by the Midrand Magistrate's Court. Is this a joke Imagine the damage he would have caused compared to his bail... When will be serious... Magistrates must go on refresher's training...... Just great he must be fined R10000 for every km above 120km
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