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Police to investigate murder of Capricorn TVET College student

26 November 2019, 6:39 AM  |
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The Public Management student Precious Ramabulana was found dead on Saturday

The Public Management student Precious Ramabulana was found dead on Saturday

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The Public Management student Precious Ramabulana was found dead on Saturday

Police in Botlokwa, Limpopo, say investigations are under way into the rape and murder of a 21-year-old Capricorn TVET College student.

The Public Management student, Precious Ramabulana, was found dead on Saturday. She was stabbed 52 times.

The attack on her comes as the country observes “16 Day of Activism against gender based violence” which President Cyril Ramaphosa launched outside Lephalale on Monday.

Police spokesperson Motlafela Mojapelo explains:

“The police in Botlokwa in the Mankweng cluster are investigating a case of murder after a 21-year- old was found murdered in her rented room in that locality. The motive for this attack is not known at this stage but police investigations are continuing. We are making a call for any person with information to contact the nearest police station.”

 

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