PREMIUM By Ray Hartle - 26 May 2021
“Tell us everything about how you set up the e-tablets deal.” That’s the precondition the State Information Technology Agency has put before the Eastern Cape Department of Education to settle out of court their dispute over the R538m e-learning tablet leasing contract.
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The case of assault against AbaThembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo for allegedly attacking his son has been postponed.
The case was opened after Dalindyebo allegedly trespassed at the Bumbane Great Place, where his son and wife resided.
The incident happened just three months after Dalindyebo was released from jail on parole.
The case of assault against AbaThembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo for allegedly attacking his son, Prince Azenathi Dalindyebo, last year has been postponed to 14 May 2021.
The NPA announced on Wednesday that the case was postponed for Dalindyebo s team to make representations to the National Director of Public Prosecutions.
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PREMIUM By Ziyanda Zweni - 20 February 2021
The social development department has delayed the sentencing in the Mthatha High Court of the four convicted of murdering Walter Sisulu University (WSU) sixth-year medical student Lwando Mantshontsho, 23, because of departmental jurisdiction issues.
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Four Walter Sisulu University students found guilty of 2017 murder Campus security still seen to be inadequate By Ziyanda Zweni - 19 January 2021 January Siphesihle Mafungwa, 24, Yamkela Mxokozeli, 26, Philani Danca, 26, and Lwakhe Matakane, 23, were found guilty of the murder of medical student Lwando Mantshontsho. Sindile Kango, 26, was found guilty of malicious damage to property. Image: LULAMILE FENI
Four Walter Sisulu University students have been found guilty of the murder of final-year medical student Lwando Mantshontsho.
Mantshontsho, 23, of Cofimvaba, was killed in his room at WSU s Nelson Mandela Drive campus in May 2017. He had been stabbed multiple times in the upper body.
January Siphesihle Mafungwa, 24, Yamkela Mxokozeli, 26, Philani Danca, 26, and Lwakhe Matakane, 23, were found guilty by Mthatha high court judge Buyiswa Majiki on January 13.