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Kathryn Kimberley

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Cape Town, Eastern Cape
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News Editor: The Herald, Weekend Post & HeraldLIVE.
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A love for family and SA splashed on paper

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By Kathryn Kimberley Verified
| The Herald NMB Verified
In 2021, Gqeberha children’s author Jennifer Lindridge learned that her young nephew would be emigrating, so she sat down to write him something he could carry with him — a reminder of SA. From that intimate beginning grew her third book, Good Night, South Africa. Q: It’s no secret that you’re an animal lover and this comes through in all three your books. What inspired you to write Good Night, South Africa?
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Appeal pays off for Greyvensteins

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By Kathryn Kimberley Verified
| The Herald NMB Verified
Story audio is generated using AI After a years-long battle, the appeal court has set aside a Legal Practice Council (LPC) report against large Gqeberha law firm Greyvensteins Inc, finding that the investigation committee overstepped its powers and created a reasonable perception of bias.
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Man who conspired to kill Jayde denied parole

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By Kathryn Kimberley Verified
| The Herald NMB Verified
Story audio is generated using AI Parole has been denied for one of the men behind the murder of Nelson Mandela Bay teacher Jayde Panayiotou. In November 2017, Zolani Sibeko was sentenced to 15 years in prison on a charge of conspiracy to murder. He reached his minimum detention period on May 23 2025 and became eligible for consideration for placement on parole.
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