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Today I'm at Langfontein Farm in Haarlem, where @DALRRDgov_ZA acquired the land to provide black farmers access to productive land and to contribute to poverty eradication and food security @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/zkdC7mhUVp

Tourism minister @LindiweSisuluSA signs the visitors book following an emotional visit to Robben Island Museum today. This is her first visit back to the island since her father, struggle stalwart Walter Sisulu's, incarceration. @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/PumBA36sZZ

Tourism minister Lindiwe Sisulu visiting Robben Island Museum this morning as part of her work to revive all liberation routes and world heritage sites in the country. @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/0tbCkr8fMO

RT @WeekendArgus: Rapper #AKA shot dead in drive-by shooting on Durban’s Florida Road https://t.co/a7tTaFpCll

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Convicted child murderer and rapist Pangkaeker, according to probation officer's report, said he couldn't feel remorse "for something he hadn't done". According to Pangkaeker he couldn't at times recall the name of his rape and murder victim Tazne van Wyk @CapeTimesSA @IOL

Probation officer Wakefield said Pangkaeker has not shown any remorse as he maintained his innocence throughout the trial and hasn't accepted responsibility for the heinous crimes and being a habitual offender, "he hasn't learnt from his previous offences". @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/1AcWyEFcAb

Probation officer, Freddy Wakefield, has testified that convicted Pangkaeker poses a high risk of reoffending if he is not handed a lengthy sentence. Wakefield is testifying in sentencing proceedings @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/Atx92AjQ6T

Convicted child rapist and killer Moyhdian Pangkaeker back in the dock at the Western Cape High Court today. Pangkaeker was convicted on 21 charges last year including the rape, murder and desecrating the corpse of 8-year-old Tazne van Wyk @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/dYCMGaFIEp

RT @CapeTimesSA: WATCH: #BigFridayRead Wupperthal resident Thomas Waldeck, tells of how the fire razed a number of buildings at the mission…

Emotional scenes play off in cell J1 at Maitland Saps where the body of late Imam Haron was found, battered and bruised, on Sept 27 1969. His son and two daughters emotional after Sheik Irafaan Abrahams prayed for the family @CapeTimesSA @IOL #HaronInquest https://t.co/ZW89C1sFPC

Second in loco inspection gets underway at Maitland SAPS where late Imam Haron's body was found in a "cold cell" on Sept 27 1969. Haron was moved from then-Caledon SAPS to Maitland on Aug 11 1969 @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/cfLlfu9CGu

Expert witness, Thivash Moodley, re-enacts what is alleged to have been the fall late Imam Haron had on a flight of stairs at Cape Town Central SAPS (then Caledon Saps) @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/4dPm07Mq7K

It's been an emotional morning for the family of late Imam Haron who are taken through the police station where the anti-apartheid activist was held for part of his 123 days incarceration, detained under the Terrorism Act @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/GHMdfh8jqP

In loco inspection currently happening at Cape Town Central SAPS as part of late Imam Haron's reopened inquest into circumstances relating to his death in police custody. A witness takes judge Thulare to an interrogation room @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/N0XsksVFfM

Family of late Imam Abdullah Haron outside Cape Town Central Saps ahead of two in loco inspections today. A second in loco inspection will take place at Maitland Saps where Haron's body was found on 27 Sept 1969. Haron died after 123 days in detention @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/cJbhIOhTUv

An in loco inspection takes place at the Cape Town Central SAPS (prev. known as Caledon Police Station) as part of the reopened inquest into late Imam Abdullah Haron's death. Haron, anti-apartheid activist, died while in police custody. @CapeTimesSA @IOL https://t.co/o9Ah67BPRU