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South Africa: Today’s latest news and headlines, Tuesday, 16 April
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In the latest news in South Africa on Tuesday, 15 April, suspected wife killer Werner de Jager died in the Westville correctional center.

Suspected wife killer Werner de Jager died in the Westville correctional center on Monday, allegedly from a drug overdose.

Lastly, Home Affairs says it has lost close to 38 000 working hours over the past five financial years due to the impact of load shedding.Werner de Jager, man accused of killing pastor wife Liezel, has died De Jager allegedly beat and cut the throat of his wife, Liezel, 38, at their Amanzimtoti home in October 2021. a man, woman, and a young child were in one of the vehicles that washed off the roadway, while a man was struck by lightning.

This warning is in place down to the south coast on Monday, which could result in localised flooding.drowning incidents during excursions continue to plague Gauteng schools. Two learners from the Daveyton Skills School have drowned on the Hennops River near Centurion.

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