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Missing Kempton Park runner’s family waiting to ID battered body found, as SAPS warns women | News24 (opens the original)
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The family of missing Kempton Park runner Elizabeth Mokolo Moselakgomo say they cannot confirm whether a body discovered on Saturday evening is hers, because the face is so badly battered. Family spokesperson Genavieve Beukes told News24 the family was unable to identify the body due to the extent of the physical damage. She said the body was being transported to the Germiston mortuary, where the family would be able to formally confirm the identity on Monday. “The scene where she was found, unf
Police search for missing Kempton Park mom who left daughter, 8, at home to go for run | News24 (opens the original)
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A mother who left her Kempton Park home for an afternoon run has not been seen since, prompting an urgent police search and a public appeal for information. Elizabeth Mokolo Moselakgomo, 38, also known as “Tsontso”, went for a run on Wednesday afternoon after work, leaving her eight-year-old daughter at their home. When Moselakgomo did not come home that evening, the child contacted family members, who then reported her disappearance to the police. On Saturday, police spokesperson Brigadier Athl
UKZN professor’s antibiotics work enters human trials and bags her a big award | News24 (opens the original)
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For a chemist who started with an idea in a laboratory, the prospect of making a difference to patients is what drives Professor Tricia Naicker. Naicker received the Distinguished Young Woman Researcher Award at the 23rd SAWiSA ceremony in Johannesburg recently. But speaking to News24, what animated her most was not the accolade but the possibility of giving old antibiotics a second chance. “What excites me about our approach is that we are not necessarily trying to replace all of the antibiotic
R320m Zandile Gumede fraud trial halted after accused struck by bakkie | News24 (opens the original)
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One of the accused in the R320-million Durban Solid Waste tender fraud trial against former eThekwini mayor Zandile Gumede and 21 others has been hospitalised after being struck by a bakkie. The nature of the injuries sustained by Bongani Dlomo in the collision on Saturday – including trauma to the head – was placed on record by the State’s advocate, Reshma Athmaram, in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban on Wednesday. The trial session was meant to get under way on Monday and continue until
Lost Karoo sheep’s 7-year lone survival and 30kg wool inspires bursary for farmers | News24 (opens the original)
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In the unforgiving expanse of the Moordenaarskaroo, where the land offers little mercy to man or beast, a single sheep somehow clung to life for seven long years. His name is Rico, and his story of survival against all odds has now become the seed of something far greater than anyone could have imagined. Rico’s ordeal began when he was separated from his flock on a farm in the Moordenaarskaroo on the border of the Western and Northern Cape. Left to fend for himself, he braved predators, droughts
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