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Thandi Modise acquittal: Victory against white supremacists who don t want black people to venture into farming

Speaker Thandi Modise has been acquitted of animal neglect and cruelty charges after she was charged a few years ago. File picture: Timothy Bernard/African News Agency (ANA) Thandi Modise acquittal: âVictory against white supremacists who donât want black people to venture into farmingâ By IOL Reporter Share Cape Town â National Assembly Speaker Thandi Modiseâs acquittal on animal neglect and cruelty charges has been hailed as a ââvictory against white supremacists who donât want black people to venture into farmingââ. This was stated on Friday by the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) in North West. The Potchefstroom Magistrateâs Court on Friday found Modise not guilty after her lawyer, advocate Dali Mpofu, applied for her to be discharged on all six charges. The magistrate found there was not sufficient evidence to prosecute Modise and that she could not held responsible.

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Vet testifies at Thandi Modise s animal cruelty case

While many of the animals on National Assembly Speaker Thandi Modise's North West farm died or were emaciated allegedly due to starvation and dehydration, it appeared that those intervening were more interested in the publicity and political ramifications.

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Ideas matter | The economy won t grow while government punishes success

South Africa’s first democratic elections took place on April 27, in 1994, now known as Freedom Day. For South Africans who had been denied their civil liberties for centuries – through various iterations of big government incarnations that oppressed people based on the colour of their skin – April 27 can rightly be seen as one of the most important dates in this country’s history and, indeed, that of the world. Over the course of the last year, with the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic as justification, the policy decisions and actions of this government have shown us just how brittle freedom is, and how vital it is for citizens to hold elected officials to account.

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Vet testifies at Thandi Modise s animal cruelty case

Vet testifies at Thandi Modise s animal cruelty case
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Can SA economy grow? Not until ANC fixes four BIG problems - Chris Hattingh

Can SA economy grow? Not until ANC fixes four BIG problems - Chris Hattingh
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