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Francesca Villette

Francesca Villette

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News Editor and Content Producer, Cape Times South Africa

Cape Town

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Mobile, Consumer Technology Science, Hard News Hardware, SoftwareTechnology, Opinion

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Not combat sports

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Total articles 1385

  • ‘Removal of Hlophe and Motata the right thing to do’

    By Francesca Villette Verified| Cape Argus Verified Judge Nkola Motata and Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe. Picture: ArchivesPublished 2m ago | Published 2m agoCape Town - With the National Assembly expected to consider the impeachment of suspended Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe on Wednesday, Parliament has filed a replying affidavit arguing that it was correct in proceeding with the matter.

    By Francesca Villette Verified · Cape Argus

    Feb. 19, 2024

  • Former Oudtshoorn deputy mayor sentenced for sexual assault

    By Francesca Villette Verified| Cape Argus Verified Mlandeli Nyuka. Picture: SuppliedPublished 8m ago | Published 8m agoCape Town - The Oudtshoorn Municipality has welcomed the sentencing of its former deputy mayor for sexual assault, saying it served as a reminder to people in power not to abuse their positions. The Oudtshoorn Magistrate’s Court yesterday sentenced Mlandeli Nyuka to five years’ direct imprisonment for sexually assaulting an employee in his office.

    By Francesca Villette Verified · Cape Argus

    Feb. 27, 2024

  • Former Oudtshoorn deputy mayor sentenced for sexual assault

    By Francesca Villette Verified| Cape Argus Verified Mlandeli Nyuka. Picture: SuppliedPublished 8m ago | Published 8m agoCape Town - The Oudtshoorn Municipality has welcomed the sentencing of its former deputy mayor for sexual assault, saying it served as a reminder to people in power not to abuse their positions. The Oudtshoorn Magistrate’s Court yesterday sentenced Mlandeli Nyuka to five years’ direct imprisonment for sexually assaulting an employee in his office.

    By Francesca Villette Verified · Cape Argus

    Feb. 27, 2024

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Cape Times South Africa

Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

+27 11 639 7100