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Devereaux Morkel
Cape Town scales back ‘Herculean’ firefighting efforts
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Devereaux Morkel
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5 Mar 2015
The City of Cape Town continues, however, to monitor hotspots for flare-ups in the South Peninsula, with Chapman's Peak Drive remaining closed.
Inquest finds Zuma’s son Duduzane was negligent
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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11 Dec 2014
An inquest has found that Duduzane Zuma conducted himself in an unreasonable manner when his car hit a taxi in February, killing a passenger.
Oscar’s disability in question over sentencing
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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Sapa
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14 Oct 2014
While the defence says that Oscar Pistorius would 'break' in prison due to his disability, the prosecution says it's no reason for non-imprisonment.
Psychiatrists, psychologist to evaluate Pistorius
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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20 May 2014
Oscar Pistorius will undergo evaluation at a Pretoria psychiatric facility to determine his state of mind and criminal responsibility.
Judge orders Pistorius to get psychiatric evaluation
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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14 May 2014
After a psychiatrist testified that Oscar Pistorius has general anxiety disorder, Judge Masipa says the athlete should seek mental observation.
Those with anxiety shouldn’t have guns, says Pistorius witness
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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13 May 2014
Speaking at the trial of Oscar Pistorius, a psychiatrist has told a court that firearms are what makes people with general anxiety disorder dangerous.
Pistorius neighbour recounts Steenkamp’s last moments
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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5 May 2014
Before proceedings were postponed, Oscar Pistorius's neighbour told the court the murder accused athlete prayed for Reeva Steenkamp to stay alive.
Electoral court to hear full inquiry on IEC’s Tlakula
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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29 Apr 2014
The Electoral Court has ruled that a full inquiry will be heard in an application seeking the resignation of IEC chairperson Pansy Tlakula.
DA launches new election ad, EFF marches over SABC ‘ban’
Article
Sapa
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Devereaux Morkel
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28 Apr 2014
Icasa ruled in the SABC's favour over complaints about DA and EFF election adverts - the DA launched a new ad, the EFF will march in protest.
Sanral terrorism case struck off the roll
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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31 Jan 2014
The case against a man arrested in connection with acts of terrorism against Sanral has been struck off the roll.
Economists warn SA is living beyond its means
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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28 Jan 2014
Economists say one of the biggest factors for the depreciating rand is that South Africans are living beyond their means.
Auditor Moepi’s alleged killer denied bail
Article
Devereaux Morkel
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27 Jan 2014
Forensic auditor and company director Lawrence Moepi's alleged killer has been denied bail as he is charged with a schedule six crime, says the judge.
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