R6m sheep fraud probe: “The case is closed for now. As soon as there are results, then we can talk.” One of the complainants, Lukie Strydom, who farms in Middelburg and Grahamstown, said that, if done properly, stock hire contracts could benefit both parties.
Source: “Grahamstown” – BingNews.
Rhodes murder accused to hear about his bail bid: The Rhodes University student accused of being the mastermind behind the brutal torture and murder of a Grahamstown man he suspected of stealing his laptop, will find out today if he will be released on bail. Thembani Onceya in court. Picture: FILE Closing …
Source: “Grahamstown” – BingNews.
Op-Ed: Voices of Women of Africa will not be silenced: Voices of African Women (VOWA), an independent women’s movement in Grahamstown, is celebrating its first anniversary and hoping to grow their contribution to the fight against xenophobia, gender-based violence and poor provision of public services.
Source: “Grahamstown” – BingNews.
Bank statements key in murder case: In a bid for bail is Thembani “Zion Eyes” Onceya, the fifth suspect to be arrested in connection with the gruesome murder of Grahamstown man Thembelani Qwakanisa, 29. Qwakanisa’s body was recovered from Zion Dam in Extension 6 last month. Onceya is a …
Source: “Grahamstown” – BingNews.
Vote for your favourite soccer team: The tournament is scheduled to take place from 16-31 December. Grahamstown residents are urged to vote for their team in order to see them play in a tournament which is expected to attract teams from all nine provinces in South Africa. Sifundo Klaas …
Source: “Grahamstown” – BingNews.
Attorney rights denied, say pair: However, I can confirm a suspension hearing was held at the police cells at the “Grahamstown Magistrate’s Court. “This is an extraordinary matter. Three of our staff members were assaulted. The university will not tolerate this kind of behaviour.”
Source: “Grahamstown” – BingNews.
Africa: Voices of Women of Africa Will Not Be Silenced: Voices of African Women (VOWA), an independent women’s movement in Grahamstown, is celebrating its first anniversary and hoping to grow their contribution to the fight against xenophobia, gender-based violence and poor provision of public services.
Source: “Grahamstown” – BingNews.
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