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BBC News website Africa editor. Previously in Zimbabwe, Senegal. Proud member of BBC Africa's Arsenal nexus. Views all mine
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South Africa's deputy police chief resigns after being charged with sexual offences

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By Joseph Winter Verified
| Aol Verified
Lt Gen Shadrack Sibiya has denied all the charges against him South Africa's deputy police chief has resigned three weeks after he was charged with sexual offences. A lawyer representing Lt Gen Shadrack Sibiya submitted his resignation letter at his disciplinary hearing on Monday, a police spokesperson said. The charges relate to allegations that he sexually groomed a 16-year-old girl and raped an 18-year-old woman. He is also facing a charge of trafficking. Sibiya has denied all the charges.
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Un policier est descendu dans une rivière infestée de crocodiles pour récupérer des restes humains

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By Joseph Winter Verified
| BBC Afrique
Lire uniquement le texte pour utiliser moins de données Crédit photo, Police Sud-africaine Article Information Author, Joseph Winter il y a 22 minutes Temps de lecture: 3 min La police sud-africaine a réussi à récupérer des restes humains après qu'un agent a été descendu d'un hélicoptère dans une rivière infestée de crocodiles, dans le cadre des recherches menées pour retrouver un homme d'affaires emporté par les eaux la semaine dernière.
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Police officer lowered into crocodile-infested river to recover human remains

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By Joseph Winter Verified
| Yahoo Australia Verified
Police in South Africa have managed to recover human remains after an officer was lowered from a helicopter into a crocodile-infested river in the search for a businessman swept away by floodwater last week. The reptile suspected to have eaten the missing man had already been killed but Captain Johan "Pottie" Potgieter said it was still a nerve-wracking experience. "The sharp-end of a crocodile is not the best place to approach it," he told the News24 website.
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