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Pastor and his two wives charged with infant’s murder and mother’s rape

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By Larson Thebe
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The case against Atteridgeville pastor Caiphus Mkhawane and his two wives, Tsako Makhubela and Amanda Mnguni, has been postponed by the Atteridgeville Magistrates’ Court to allow for legal aid representation and further bail investigations. The trio appeared briefly in court today on several serious charges, including conspiracy to commit murder and fraud.
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Shadrack Sibiya Resigns from SAPS as Departure Is Classified as Dishonourable Discharge

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By Larson Thebe
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Suspended deputy national police commissioner Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya has resigned from the South African Police Service (SAPS) with immediate effect, with police classifying his departure as a dishonourable discharge because disciplinary proceedings were ongoing. Sibiya tendered his resignation on Monday, shortly after his internal disciplinary hearing began. His legal representative submitted the resignation letter during the proceedings, according to SAPS.
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Navi Pillay dedicates Nobel Peace Prize to survivors of international crimes

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By Larson Thebe
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The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Justice Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, has dedicated her award to survivors of international crimes. Pillay was announced as this year’s winner by the Norwegian Nobel Committee in Oslo, Norway, on Friday, in recognition of her “work to promote peace and international law”. The 85-year-old Pillay addressed her first media briefing in Nuremberg, Germany, since being announced as this year’s recipient.
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