‘Serial rapist’ in Limpopo court for allegedly terrorising woman-headed households
What to know about ‘Serial rapist’ in Limpopo court for allegedly terrorising woman-headed households
A 32-year-old foreign national accused of terrorising woman-headed households across Limpopo by allegedly raping and robbing victims after breaking into their homes is expected to appear in the Giyani magistrate’s court on Tuesday.
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What happened
A 32-year-old foreign national accused of terrorising woman-headed households across Limpopo by allegedly raping and robbing victims after breaking into their homes is expected to appear in the Giyani magistrate’s court on Tuesday.
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