7 held in protest

A North West man was sentenced to six life sentences by the Rustenburg High Court on Friday for rape, murder and robbery.

A North West man was sentenced to six life sentences by the Rustenburg High Court on Friday for rape, murder and robbery.

Published May 10, 2012

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Seven men were arrested on Thursday morning for torching a satellite police station in Sir Lowry's Pass village, Western Cape police said.

Lieutenant-Colonel Andrè Traut said petrol bombs were thrown at the station and an armed vehicle. The damage was being assessed.

Residents protested over service delivery on Wednesday morning, burning tyres and other items.

Traut said the situation was tense. The men would appear in Somerset West Magistrate's Court on Friday on public violence charges. – Sapa

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