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Kimberley – The six-week-old baby who was raped, allegedly by her uncle, is reportedly doing well in hospital.

Although the infant is still in the Kimberley Hospital’s paediatric intensive care unit (ICU), recovering after emergency surgery to repair the damage caused during the attack, it is expected that she will be transferred to the general ward soon.

It was also reported that the baby, born last month on October 17, is not expected to require further surgery. She is no longer on the ventilator and by Thursday she was able to breastfeed.
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Durban – A minibus taxi driver was allegedly busy with his cellphone when a train slammed into his vehicle on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast.

Five passengers miraculously escaped death.

A witness said on Thursday that the taxi was rammed off the tracks after the driver tried to cross the level crossing, ignoring the train’s whistle as it left the nearby platform at the Ilfracombe station at about 7.30pm on Wednesday.
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Durban – The killers of an Ashburton building contractor robbed society of a valuable member who had helped with a community outreach programme.

Society expected the courts to dispense justice and that those who committed wanton acts of violence would not go unpunished, Judge Rishi Seegobin said in the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Thursday in sentencing the three killers of Bob Hudson-Bennett.
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Grahamstown – Three man were arrested after an IT shop in Grahamstown was burgled on Friday, Eastern Cape police said.

The men, two aged 35 and the other 25, allegedly stole several items, including monitors, projectors and a decoder from the shop, Captain Mali Govender said.

A security officer arrived at the shop in the early hours of Friday morning after the alarm system went off.

He found one of the men in the shop, who claimed to be a cleaner, while the other two were carrying boxes out of the shop, Govender said.

The guard fired shots at the men when they attempted to flee the scene in one of two vehicles.

He called for assistance from his colleagues and the three men were arrested and the stolen items were recovered.

The men would appear in the Grahamstown Magistrate’s court soon.

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Bloemfontein – The case against the parents of a 10-year-old girl who was allegedly forced to exercise excessively was postponed in the Bloemfontein Regional Court on Friday.

The court heard the investigation docket had yet to be finalised.

The case was postponed to January 17.

Earlier, the defence counsel for the mother and the girl’s stepfather asked the prosecution for further particulars on the charges against his clients.

On Friday, the couple’s defence counsel also confirmed they had not yet received any documents.

The 38-year-old mother and her husband, 31, face charges of attempted murder and child neglect.

The attempted murder charge relates to an incident in October last year when the girl allegedly had to swim continuously in the Krugerdrift Dam, outside Bloemfontein, while her parents watched from the side.

When the girl was tired of swimming, she was allegedly assaulted and forced to swim again.

The child is now in foster care.

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Mbombela – Two Mpumalanga men were sentenced to life in jail by the Nelspruit Regional Court on Friday for repeatedly raping a 20-year-old woman.

One of her attackers claimed she laid the charge after he did not pay her the R500 he argued she had demanded from him for sex, a Sapa correspondent reported.

Sphamandla Sinki Mlimi, 26, from Newskom Trust near White River, and Bhekumuzi Devine Maphosa, 25, from Emalahleni, were arrested in 2008.

Both pleaded not guilty. They testified they had consensual sex with the woman separately on June 29, 2008, at Maphosa’s parental home in Newskom.

Mlimi testified he was in a romantic relationship with the woman. He said on the night of June 28, 2008, he met her at the Tsotsi Tavern.

“We already had sex once previously and, that night, I asked her to come with me so we can have sex again. She agreed to go with me to Maphosa’s parental home and we left the tavern after midnight in the company of Maphosa,” he testified.

“At around 6am she demanded R500. I was surprised because she knew I was unemployed. I only gave her R10 for transport. I think she opened the case because I did not pay the R500,” Mlimi testified.

He said that after she opened the case, her mother called him and demanded R15 000 for the victim to drop the charges. He refused to pay.

Maphosa testified that the woman had agreed to sex with him while they were still at the tavern.

“I knew she was Mlimi’s girlfriend, but we spoke secretly about our deal. She agreed she would come to my room after Mlimi was fast asleep.

“When at my parental home, she did come to my room at around 4.30am. We had sex twice. She then demanded R500. But I could afford R200, which she took. I was surprised when police came to arrest me that morning,” Maphosa testified.

In passing sentence, magistrate Willie Wilkens asked why the woman would have implicated the men in such a serious offence. He said the two men attacked her.

“One beat her with a beer bottle on the back of her neck and she was dragged into nearby bushes where they raped her,” he said.

When they heard voices, they covered her mouth, dragged her further and raped her again.

“One of you left and the other pulled her further and raped her again for the third time.”

Wilkens said she impressed the court with her testimony.

“She remembered everything well. She stood firm on her evidence and gave a clear headed version of incidences.”

Wilkens said the victim also testified that after she reported the matter to police the two accused offered her R5000 to drop the charges but she refused to take the money.

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Northern Cape ANC chairman John Block has been refused leave to appeal against an order to seize his assets, the NPA said on Friday.

He brought the application earlier this month after a final forfeiture order was granted in respect of his shares the Trifecta group and its renovations to his guest house in Upington, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) said.

In June, the court provisionally granted the NPA an order freezing more than R20 million of Block’s assets.

Assets worth R5.85 million were forfeited to the state under the final order granted on September 13 in terms of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act, the NPA said on Friday.

The property included 25 ordinary shares given to Block by Trifecta Resources and Exploration on September 8, 2006, and R349 919, which was the value of the renovations.

“The court found that the Assets Forfeiture Unit had proved on a balance of probabilities that the 25 ordinary shares and the renovations were corrupt payments or kickbacks made to Block,” the NPA said.

“Block did not oppose the application and filed no opposing affidavit.”

On Friday, Judge Bulelwa Pakhati dismissed with costs Block’s application for leave to appeal againsthe granting of the forfeiture order.

Block, ANC MP Yolanda Botha and local government MEC Alvin Botes were arrested by the Hawks earlier this year.

Trifecta allegedly entered into a number of lease agreements with the Northern Cape social development department in which the rentals, or rental space, were grossly inflated.

As a result Trifecta received, or would receive, at the end of the lease agreements, rentals of R57m.

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Pietermaritzburg – Three Grade 12 school pupils who admitted to fatally stabbing a man to supplement their items for a school function were jailed for in effect 22 years each by the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Friday.

Lindani Mhlongo, 23, Mzwandile Gumede, 19, and Mphikilele Gumede, 20, of KwaMbonambi, on the KwaZulu-Natal north coast, said they attacked and robbed Lucky Khumalo after he alighted from a taxi on August 30.

It was a Friday and they possibly thought he was taking home money and parcels, said Judge Anton van Zyl.

The court heard that they followed him and attacked him in a secluded spot. They left him wounded, but he later died. They took his cellphone, cash and clothes.

Each pupil had an Okapi knife, which they said was for their protection as it was a dangerous area.

They later admitted that they each gained less than R100 from the crime.

Van Zyl found that it was a brutal, unnecessary killing as the pupils were strapping young males who could easily have subdued the middle-aged Khumalo and taken his money and possessions.

However, he found substantial and compelling circumstances to deviate from the prescribed life sentence for a gang murder: they were young, had pleaded guilty, were first offenders and could be suitable candidates for rehabilitation.

He sentenced each to 20 years’ imprisonment for the murder.

He found no reasons to deviate from the prescribed minimum sentence of 15 years’ for the aggravated robbery. He ordered that 13 years of this sentence run concurrently with the murder term.

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KwaMahlanga – Four Mpumalanga Community Policing Forum (CPF) members pleaded not guilty on Friday to killing a suspected dagga dealer.

Titus Montwedi, 34, Gebras Seoketsa, 36, Abina Nkoane and John Mboweni, 45, appeared in the Mmabatho High Court sitting in the Temba Magistrate’s Court in Hammanskraal, a Sapa correspondent reported.

They denied murdering Tebogo Kekana, of Marapyane village, outside KwaMhlanga, in Mpumalanga.

The court heard that the men, who are all members of Marapyane CPF, arrested Kekana on October 26, 2008, for allegedly dealing in dagga in the village.

Nkoane, who was Kekana’s neighbour, testified that Mboweni called him to help arrest a criminal in the area.

“After they told me who the criminal was, I told them that though the man was weak, he was very stubborn and for them to arrest him, they need to assault him,” he said under cross examination.

Nkoane said they found Kekana at his home.

Mboweni and another man went inside and came out with him moments later, he told the court.

Nkoane said he heard Mboweni threaten to kill Kekana unless he showed him where the dagga was.

“If the deceased was assaulted, I didn’t witness that assault. It may have taken place inside the house while I remained in the car,” he said.

He said they took Kekana to a local police station, where he died at the entrance.

“The last thing he said before he died was that we had broken his ribs.”

Nkoane claimed that Kekana had been sick at the time of his death.

Mboweni testified that he slapped Kekana once on his chest and said it was impossible this could have caused his death.

A post mortem report result showed that Kekana had broken ribs and died of internal bleeding.

The case was postponed until March 31 for judgment.

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