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South African 'killed' in Somali attackA South African man is believed to be among the three foreign nationals suspected to have been killed in an Al Shabaab attack in Mogadishu, Somalia.

Reward for info on cop's deathPolice were offering a reward of up to R100,000 for information about Johannesburg cluster commander Maj-Gen Tirhani Maswanganyi's death.

Doctors' negligenceThe Health department is sued for botched surgery after an operation left an Eastern Cape man with surgical instruments in his stomach for three years.

A South African man is believed to be among the three foreign nationals suspected to have been killed in an Al Shabaab attack in Mogadishu, Somalia.
South African 'killed' in Somali attack
Police were offering a reward of up to R100,000 for information about Johannesburg cluster commander Maj-Gen Tirhani Maswanganyi's death.
Reward for info on cop's death
The Health department is sued for botched surgery after an operation left an Eastern Cape man with surgical instruments in his stomach for three years.
Doctors' negligence

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