The families and East London community have called for the case of the Enyobeni tavern operator and manager to be concluded speedily to bring closure to the families of 21 children who died at the tavern. The infamous tavern in Scenery Park in East London made international news when the children dropped dead in June.
The manager of Enyobeni tavern in Scenery Park, where 21 children died on June 26, is appearing in the East London regional court on Friday morning on charges relating to selling alcohol to children.
The owner of the infamous Enyobeni Tavern in Scenery Park, where 21 children died on June 26, is appearing in the East London regional court on Friday morning on charges relating to selling alcohol to children.
The case against the manager of the Enyobeni tavern in East London, where 21 youths died in the early hours of June 26, was on Friday postponed until September 2 for a pretrial conference.
The parents of the victims of the Enyobeni Tavern tragedy have given the authorities until Friday to tell them what killed their children in Scenery Park on June 26, after repeated failed promises they would be given answers. Premier Oscar Mabuyane made a pronouncement on August 4 that the final toxicology results had been received from a Cape Town laboratory.