Health Department moves mentally challenged patients without families’ permission: Matshaya Maki of Human Rights Centre in King William’s Town, who was at Khululabantu Bam when the first group of patients was taken away, said the Department was violating the rights of the people. I usually consider GroundUp reporting to be reliable ... Source: "King Williams Town" - BingNews. No report on Border school rugby fracas: Following on-field mayhem at the annual derby in King William’s Town between … [Read more...] about King Williams Town news: Health Department moves mentally challenged patients without families’ permission
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King Williams Town news: Man sought, after rape of a mentally challenged female, KWT
Man sought, after rape of a mentally challenged female, KWT: King Williams Town Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit is seeking the assistance of the public to track down a 38 year old Samama Abdul-Hamid Uladi who was residing at Thembeni Location outside King Williams Town. It is alleged that ... Source: "King Williams Town" - BingNews. King Williams Town, Liberia 10 Day Weather: <img class="styles-A54tP4F3__noscript__12c_l" … [Read more...] about King Williams Town news: Man sought, after rape of a mentally challenged female, KWT
Mentally challenged woman ‘raped’ on trip to tuck shop – Dutywa
Mentally challenged woman 'raped' on trip to tuck shop: In a separate incident, a 35-year-old man was arrested in Dutywa, Eastern Cape in connection with the rape of a mentally challenged woman last year. According to police, the man was seen raping the victim by a community member at Exeni Village, ... Dutywa - Read more on Citizen Body found floating in sewage in Dutywa: Dutywa - A woman's body has been floating in sewerage in Dutywa, Eastern Cape police said on Saturday. The … [Read more...] about Mentally challenged woman ‘raped’ on trip to tuck shop – Dutywa
Media #RaceFreeMonth – Challenge Accepted
South Africa is a country extremely sensitive to race. Race is what divides us according to who we associate with, where we live, who we vote for and our immediate first impressions of people that we deal with. All South Africans carry the baggage of a devastating shared past that continues to be a huge stumbling block to the success of an incredible nation. For decades we were conditioned to think in terms of our skin colour. Apartheid preached that persons of colour were inferior. Such … [Read more...] about Media #RaceFreeMonth – Challenge Accepted
