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In what ways did the lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic impact on the illegal drug trade? We explore how traders changed their modi operandi in an article published from p14 in Servamus: June 2022.
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Dogs are known for their excellent sense of smell. Read our article published from p30 in Servamus: June 2022 about how a South African company has trained dogs to also detect COVID-19.
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The floods of April 2022 caused havoc and death in KwaZulu-Natal. Fortunately, hundreds of search and rescue specialists used their skills to help search for those who were in need. Refer to an article published from p36 in Servamus: June 2022.
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- National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa [NUMSA] and Others v Dunlop Mixing and Technical Services (PTY) LTD and Others (Case no 6/2020) [2020] ZASCA 161 (7 December 2020) (SCA)
Section 23(1) and (2) of our Constitution provides as follows:
“Labour relations
- S v Justin Pierre Rautenbach Case No: SS 40/2006, High Court, Johannesburg, dated 24 December 2020 (GSJ)
Mr Justin Pierre Rautenbach, the accused, was convicted before a single judge of the High Court in Johannesburg (“the trial judge”) of (1) the murder of his father; (2) illegal possession of drugs; (3) three counts of theft of items belonging to his late father; (4) unlawful possession of a firearm; and (5) unlawful possession of ammunition.
- J E Mahlangu and Another v Minister of Police [2021] ZACC 10 dated 14 May 2021 (CC)
Background
On 25 May 2005 at Middelburg in Mpumalanga, four family members being a father, a mother and their two children, were brutally murdered. One of the children was a little girl who was also savagely raped. A third child, a three-year-old girl, survived the ordeal.
- S v Appolis, Case no: A91/2021, dated 1 June 2021, High Court, Cape Town (WCC)
Mr Renaldo Appolis, the accused, was convicted in the Kuils River regional court, sitting at Blue Downs in the Cape Peninsula, on one count of premeditated murder, and two counts of attempted murder. On 27 September 2018, the accused was sentenced to life incarceration on the murder count, and 15 years’ incarceration on each of the two attempted murder counts.
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