Ngqeleni traditional leader granted bail after appeal in Mthatha high court
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Ngqeleni traditional leader Nkosi Totosi Nyangiwe Ndamase, who allegedly opened fire on a group of youths collecting firewood on disputed land, killing two and injuring another, has been granted bail following an appeal in the Mthatha high court.
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Ngqeleni traditional leader Nkosi Totosi Nyangiwe Ndamase, who allegedly opened fire on a group of youths collecting firewood on disputed land, killing two and injuring another, has been granted bail following an appeal in the Mthatha high court.
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