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Norma Wildenboer

Kimberley
As seen in: Diamond Fields Advertiser, Business Report, Independent Online, Cape Argus, The Star (South Africa), Daily Voice (South Africa)
Truth Seeker, Deadline Slayer, Voice to the Voiceless, Journalist at Diamond Fields Advertiser (DFA) Newspaper (Independent Media)
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Delportshoop man shot dead while stealing oranges

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By Sandi Kwon Hoo Verified, Mahira Duval Verified, Norma Wildenboer
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Family members comfort one another as the deceased's body is loaded into the forensic pathology vehicle. Image: Sandi Kwon Hoo / DFA EMOTIONS ran high in Delportshoop this week after a 24-year-old resident from Rooikoppies was fatally shot while allegedly stealing oranges at a residence in Kruger Street.
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Senior Ubuntu Municipality officials granted bail in pension fund case

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By Patsy Beangstrom Verified, Norma Wildenboer, Murray Swart
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Senior officials from Ubuntu Local Municipality have been released on bail after appearing in court on charges relating to the alleged withholding or delayed payment of employees' pension fund contributions.
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Kimberley taxi protest paused, but tensions simmer over illegal operators

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By Sandi Kwon Hoo Verified, Willem van de Putte Verified, Norma Wildenboer
| Diamond Fields Advertiser Verified
Rocks were used to barricade roads during the protest, bringing traffic to a halt. Image: Sandi Kwon Hoo / DFA TAXI operators have temporarily called off protest action but have warned that they should “not be pushed” after a promised meeting involving traffic authorities and the police failed to materialise on Tuesday. Traffic was severely disrupted this week as main roads and intersections in Galeshewe, Roodepan and Homevale were blockaded by minibus taxis.
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