In an interview with The Citizen yesterday the colleague, who cannot be identified because he is not authorised to speak to the media, said the suspect was always seen driving in her bakkie when coming to work.
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Smith still an impact player
Bagshot - England coach Steve Borthwick insists Marcus Smith (above) can remain a \"game-changer\" despite dropping him to the bench for Sunday's Six Nations clash against Italy at Twickenham.
Galthie banking on Moefana-Barassi midfield pairing
France head to Ireland on Saturday in a probable Six Nations title decider with a lot of focus on Fabien Galthie’s choice in midfield.
Global sea ice cover hits historic low
Global sea ice cover reached a historic low last month, Europe's climate monitor said yesterday, with temperatures spiking up to 11°C above average near the North Pole as the world continued its persistent heat streak.
‘Choking’ becoming a generational thing
We've used the word \"chokers\" so freely in South African cricket that it's become an overused term which makes people cringe.
Uprooting scourge of graft
STRATEGIES: TRANSPARENCY, IMPARTIALITY, UPHOLDING RULE OF LAW
Mysterious chance for Appleby
Marbaan and Mysterious Night, first and second in the AI Fahidi Fort in January, renew rivalry in the Ras AI Khor, the Group 3 showpiece of racing at Meydan today.
Lions expect an early onslaught
URC: UNDER NO ILLUSIONS SHARKS WILL BE FAR BETTER
Moodley makes his ambitions clear
MOTO3: SA TEENAGER SUPER-EXCITED TO START HIS NEW JOURNEY WITH BOE MOTORSPORTS TEAM
A taste of sunshine
WINTER: FLOWERS DURING SEASON AUGMENT TASTE OF OTHER FOODS
Power system 'under strain'
South Africa remains vulnerable to power outages due to unplanned breakdowns at existing plants and delays in bringing new ones on line, the electricity minister has warned.
