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Tweets, race card don’t cut it – JSC
'Analysis' claiming that the judge in the Shrien Dewani trial was biased has been dismissed.
For My sake, please quit the Happy videos
Upon further exploration the Rosetta spacecraft discovered not God, but a lost sermon from the Almighty – and it appears he is pissed off with us.
Justice failed us, says Anni Dewani’s family
The family of slain honeymooner Anni Dewani said they just wanted to know what happened to her, but they only heard half of the story.
Dewani found not guilty of Anni’s murder
Businessperson Shrien Dewani has been acquitted of the murder of his wife Anni while on honeymoon in Cape Town in 2010.
Petition wants Traverso dismissed from Dewani trial
A petition was launched on Friday to have the Western Cape High Court judge in Shrien Dewani's trial recused because of her "biased conduct".
Dewani: ‘Amateurish’ killers lured by money, says state
The co-conspirators in the murder of Anni Dewani were all in financial difficulties and lured by the money on offer, according to the state.
State says Dewani killers were unprofessional, amateur
State prosecutor Adrian Mopp says were it not for the killing of Anni Dewani, the organisation of the entire plot by the hitmen would be "comical".
Dewani trial takes another twist
As the law runs its course, Anni Hindocha's family might never find out why Shrien Dewani would give conflicting versions about his wife's ring.
NPA files response to Dewani’s lawyers
Dewani's defence is aiming to get a not guilty verdict based on the prosecution's case.
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