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Influencers' Russian 'job' had a lot of red flags - Alabuga applicants

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By Nabeelah Shaikh
| eNews Channel Africa Verified
JOHANNESBURG - South African women say the recruitment process for the Russian-linked Alabuga Start Programme raised alarm bells. The programme offered free flights and accommodation and jobs in several fields, like hospitality, logistics, and installation work. They claim the company was relentless - phoning, messaging, and pressuring them to leave the country with little clarity about what awaited them abroad.
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Family sues doctors for R5 million

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By Nabeelah Shaikh
| Independent Online Verified
News / 13 December 2015, 1:49pm / Nabeelah Shaikh File photo Durban - A Shallcross family brought a High Court application against two Durban doctors this week, suing them for more than R5 million for alleged medical negligence which they believe resulted in the death of their “successful” daughter. Uneshree Moodley, a 27-year-old accountant who lived in Sandton, died in August last year after her health deteriorated following thyroid surgery at a Durban hospital.
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Cop accused of killing neighbour

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By Nabeelah Shaikh
| Independent Online Verified
Durban - A dispute over unpaid rent resulted in a man being shot and killed, allegedly by his neighbour, a policeman, at his Bluff residence. Martinus Johanes Britz, 48, from Port Elizabeth, tried to intervene in an argument between his elderly landlord and the policeman. According to Britz’s wife, Carol Greyvenstein, her husband was standing up for the landlord who confronted the policeman about outstanding payments. The policeman allegedly became aggressive and wanted to assault the landlord.
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