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Christian; wife to the brilliant @JonathanErasmus; journalist; sea lover. Frequent abuser of semi colons. Tea can never be too strong - Pliny The Elder
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Nie tyd vir teedrink nie

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By Des Erasmus
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Sê maar net 30 jaar gelede 45 Minute Gelede - - 2026-05-29 00:05:00 “Dis die merk van Kain,” sê James Broadley. “En dis weer die tyd.”Met dié druk hy sy stompvinger so beurtelings onder die neus van Slabbie, Sol en Oerie. “Ek ... If you are an active subscriber and the article is not showing, please log out and back in. Free access to articles from 10:00.
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Masemola took R5m to block my return, says Manamela

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By Des Erasmus, Lebone Mosima
| Inside Politics African narrative
By Des Erasmus and Lebone Rodah Mosima Suspended Mpumalanga police commissioner Lieutenant-General Daphney Manamela alleged on Sunday that national police chief Fannie Masemola and retired Major-General Botsotso Moukangwe took a R5 million “payment” to block her return to office.
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Malema denied appeal on firearm conviction, granted leave to challenge sentence

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By Des Erasmus
| Inside Politics African narrative
By Des Erasmus Senior advocates for Julius Malema secured only a partial court victory on Thursday after East London magistrate Twanet Olivier refused the EFF leader leave to appeal his conviction on firearm charges, but granted him leave to appeal the five-year prison sentence imposed earlier in the day. “With regards to the … conviction, this court abides by its decision, as stated on record. This court has not had a change of heart and clearly stands firm on its decision to convict.
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