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EFF deputy president also in court

It's been a busy morning for the EFF leadership.
The party's deputy president, Floyd Shivambu,
also appeared in court. He faces a charge of common assault,
after an incident of him roughing up Media24 photographer,
Adrian de Kock, was caught on camera.
It happened in the parliamentary precinct, in March 2018.
Our reporter, Natalie Malgas, joined us for an update on Shivambu’s case.

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Edgemead school tragedy

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In 2017, 12-year-old Kyle Grace climbed a staircase at his school, Edgemead Primary into the space above the school hall. The ceiling gave way and Kyle was killed when he fell 8-metres to the ground. Now his parents are heading to the High Court to sue both the school and the Western Cape Education Department.
This after a court inquest found this week that no one could be held responsible for his death.
The judge found that the tragedy happened after school hours and that aftercare could not be expected to guard all the children all the time.
There was no responsibility from the school’s side. Specialist personal injury attorney, Henry Shields,
is now suing school authorities, on behalf of Kyle’s parents, Michael and Michelle Grace.
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Edge of Seventeen

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Nadine Franklin, a seventeen-year-old high school junior in the suburbs of Portland, has tempestuous relationships with her popular older brother Darian and her image conscious mother Mona, and only felt close to her father Tom, who died of a heart attack when Nadine was thirteen.

This leaves her best friend Krista the only person keeping her maintained.

A brilliant comedy about coming of age where we see, Nadine and her problems with her mother and brother and considers her father as her only ally. However, things take a turn for worse for her when her best friend, Krista, starts dating her brother.

The Edge of Seventeen is an American coming-of-age comedy-drama film written and directed by Kelly Fremon Craig, in her directorial debut.

Edenvale hospice pleads for help

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It may be a new year, but the problems inflicted by the Covid-19 pandemic continue to affect countless people, who’re doing the jobs that very few will. Marlene Hooper is a retiree who’s running the Edenvale hospice in Johannesburg. The centre cares for terminally ill cancer, HIV/Aids and TB patients. The centre relies on donations and funding from the provincial health department. But, last September the department cut its funding, leaving Hooper, her staff and their patients destitute. Rianté Padayachee reports.