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AfriForum’s warriors for justice

SOMEHOW the two men found the house that lay tucked behind high walls just off Botha Avenue in Centurion.

Like so many other walk-ins, they had come that morning out of frustration and had travelled far.

To get there had taken a 900km journey, by overnight bus from Mtontsasa in the Eastern Cape to Johannesburg. Then a taxi ride to Centurion. Finally, at the gate, they were able to talk the security guard into letting them in.

The two men had a story to tell, of a double murder and of the known killers who, years later, were still

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