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Flabba murder accused Manqele granted bail

Article Sapa - 16 Mar 2015

The magistrate said Sindisiwe Manqele, who has claimed self-defence, would have to comply with several conditions as part of her R10 000 bail.

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Entertainment news: Pharrell Williams, Zoolander and Flabba have us talking

Article Arts Desk - 16 Mar 2015

From Pharrell Williams's copyright infringement claims to Nkululeko “Flabba” Habedi's funeral, we've rounded up the news you might have missed here.

Flabba’s girlfriend claims self-defence

Article Sapa - 16 Mar 2015

Sindisiwe Manqele claims she killed hip hop star Nkululeko "Flabba" Habedi in self-defence, broadcaster eNCA reported.

Chaos erupts outside court after Flabba case

Article Sapa - 10 Mar 2015

Local residents clashed with people understood to be the accused's relatives outside court, where Cindy Manqele appeared.

Skwatta Kamp rapper Flabba dies

Article Arts Desk - 9 Mar 2015

Hip hop musician Nkuleleko Habedi has been stabbed to death, allegedly by a woman believed to be his girlfriend.

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