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Mkhwanazi Versus Mchunu: The Controversial Role of the Political Killings Task Team in KZN

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By Mary de Haas
| Independent Online Verified
Mary de Haas|Published 24 minutes ago 4min KZN Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi addressing a media briefing on Sunday at the SAPS KZN Headquarters. A large body of research material confirms that the Political Killings Task Team makes malicious arrests, covering for politically connected hitmen and tenderpreneurs, says the writer.
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Child Trafficking: How South Africa is Failing its Children

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By Mary de Haas
| Sunday Tribune
CRIME PANDEMIC Mary de Haas|Published 51 minutes ago In a high profile case involving the disappearance of six-year-old Joshlin Smith (from left) Jacquen Appollis, Steveno van Rhyn, and Kelly Smith were sentenced to life imprisonment for human trafficking and kidnapping in the Western Cape High Court. Our children are the most vulnerable victims of the broken promises of democracy, says the writer.
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A personal tribute to Paddy Harper

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By Mary de Haas
| Mail & Guardian Verified
“Seeking out the ragged quarters where the ragged people go. Looking for the places only they would know.” My eldest son, Christian, suggested that these lines from a Paul Simon song summed up his good friend Paddy Harper well, and this tribute is from us. He and Paddy, and Paddy’s like-minded sister Bella, were part of a wider group of white, counter-apartheid culture youths in Durban who rejected everything that system stood for.
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