Four men, including a teenager, are expected to appear before the East London magistrate's court on Monday facing charges of theft of cellphones, clothes and weaves from the Enyobeni tavern tragedy victims last month.
It’s 10.46 on a Tuesday outside the Cambridge police station hall and I am updating the newsdesk that it should be ready for some breaking news about the cause of the deaths of 21 young people at the Enyobeni tavern. “The wait is over. All will be revealed soon.” That was my WhatsApp text to one of my colleagues.
Daily Dispatch senior reporter Sithandiwe Velaphi speaks to Daron Mann about the effect on the victims' families after repeated delays over the cause of death at the Enyobeni Tavern disaster and the confusion surrounding the constantly changing theories on what led to the deaths. LISTEN ON: | IONO.
Almost a dozen Motherwell high school pupils pleaded with the police on Wednesday to crack down on underage drinking while also paying their respect to the 21 children who died at the Enyobeni tavern in East London in June.
Family and friends of the 21 young people who died tragically at the Enyobeni Tavern in Scenery Park, East London, on June 26 would most likely have woken up with some hope on Tuesday morning.