'No dispute over commercial interests could justify bloodshed, intimidation or the disruption of essential public transport services,' Sileku stressed.
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A senior ANC Youth League leader in Buffalo City has accused party bosses of freezing out three of the ANC’s mayoral candidates in the metro to favour mayor Princess Faku, who has publicly backed secretary-general Fikile Mbalula to become ANC president.
Given a bloody, itchy blanket while his wounds continued to bleed and denied a phone call to his family, a Soweto man has been awarded R200 000 in damages.
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