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Joslin Smith: Witness testifies seeing Kelly drag Joslin into shack before her disappearance
A witness testified that Kelly Smith dragged her daughter, Joslin, into the shack where they lived in Middelpos informal settlement before her disappearance.
Joslin Smith trial: Psychic trashes Renz for spewing 'lies' amid testimony, quizzes McKenzie's role
An American channeler has drummed up a critical opinion on the testimony of the State's star witness in the Joslin Smith disappearance trial, Lourentia Lombaard.
Mickeyla Daniels claims Kelly Smith enjoyed Gayton McKenzie's help, spoke more about him than Joslin
Mickeyla Daniels has testified how her sister Kelly was more interested in the assistance she received from Gayton McKenzie than in her missing daughter.
Thabo Bester files papers with the Constitutional Court to appeal decision over prison conditions
Convicted murderer Thabo Bester filed a motion with the Constitutional Court to appeal the Bloemfontein High Court's ruling which set his appeal aside.
SA reacts as Eskom corruption accused Michael Lomas released on R2 million bail
The Johannesburg High Court granted Eskom corruption accused Michael Lomas a R1.2 million bail after he was arrested in September 2024. SA reacted.
Kelly Smith's sister testifies that Joslin was still in Saldanha Bay days after her disappearance
Kelly Smith's sister testified during the Joslin Smith disappearance trial that Kelly told her that Joslin was still in Saldanha Bay seven days after she vanished.
Joslin Smith: Lourentia Lombaard said Kelly was allegedly paid to keep quiet about selling Joslin
State witness Lourentia Lombaard revealed during her testimony during Joslin Smith's disappearance that someone paid Kelly hush money for what happened.
Joslin Smith trial: Lourentia Lombaard testifies buyer wanted Middlepos child for her eyes and skin
State witness Lourentia Lombaard testified that Kelly Smith confessed to her that the sangoma who allegedly bought Joslin wanted the child for her eyes and skin.
Eastern Cape court hands notorious CIT robber 180-year prison sentence
After pleading guilty to his crimes, the Maloti Regional Court sentenced a convicted cash-in-transit (CIT) robber to an effective 15 years in jail after passing 180.
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