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Dulcie September

Review: ‘Murder in Paris’: Who killed Dulcie September?
Friday
/ 12 June 2021

Review: ‘Murder in Paris’: Who killed Dulcie September?

Fast-paced and densely structured, a new documentary retrieves Dulcie September from the confines of ‘forgotten apartheid hero’

By Wilfred Okiche
The Portfolio: ‘Murder in Paris’ director Enver Samuel
Friday
/ 11 June 2021

The Portfolio: ‘Murder in Paris’ director Enver Samuel

Thirty-three years since Dulcie September’s assassination, a new documentary hopes to bring her name back into the public consciousness

By Enver Samuel
Soft targets: The killing of Olaf Palme and Dulcie September
Opinion
/ 16 December 2020

Soft targets: The killing of Olaf Palme and Dulcie September

What was behind the assassinations in the 1980s of two key anti-apartheid figures: Swedish Prime Minister, Olof Palme, and senior ANC official, Dulcie September?

By Raymond van Diemel
Doccie asks why Dulcie was killed
Article
/ 5 April 2019

Doccie asks why Dulcie was killed

Chipping away at the mystery around Dulcie September’s death may eventually reveal the truth

By Lester Kiewit
Process underway to rename Cape Town International Airport
Article
/ 16 April 2018

Process underway to rename Cape Town International Airport

The airport will soon undergo a series of upgrades that could cost R7-billion in total with completion expected in 2021

By Raeesa Pather
How to kill a school teacher
Article
/ 23 March 2018

How to kill a school teacher

​In this extract from Incorruptible, Evelyn Groenink looks into the mysterious death of Dulcie September in 1988

By Evelyn Groenink
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Article
/ 17 June 2011

September ‘shot for nuke secrets’

Aziz Pahad, has stated that anti-apartheid activist Dulcie September was assassinated 23 years ago because of her knowledge of nuclear military trade.

By Ilham Rawoot

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