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Simelane, an uMkhonto weSizwe operative, disappeared in Johannesburg in September 1983 and is now understood to have been tortured, killed, and buried after she was abducted.

The case has been hamstrung by delays, with questions around Coetzee’s mental health now holding the process up and an inquiry into his fitness to stand trial having been convened as a result.

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The move could not have come at a better time, with warnings of possible Stage 8 blackouts in the winter months ahead.

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Energy solutions company Energy Partners has constructed a R360-million integrated refrigeration, power and steam plant at dairy company Clover South Africa's Queensburgh factory, which it will operate and maintain over the next 20 years. "Servitisation, whereby clients pay for a service rather than the equipment itself, means that Clover will only pay a fee per unit of the refrigeration and steam it uses, enabling the dairy company to lower its operational costs by as much as R792-mil...

In 2016, two of the former apartheid policemen believed responsible - Willem Coetzee and Anton Pretorius - were finally arrested and charged with her murder. But the case has been hamstrung by delay after delay.

Last year the court heard that the apartheid-era police officer was suffering from a cognitive condition and was unable to follow proceedings.

The family of Umkhonto we Sizwe operative Nokuthula Simelane, who was allegedly kidnapped and killed by two former apartheid police officers in 1983, has expressed disappointment at the delays in the case.

SAPS senior management continues to let families down with unnecessary obstacles and refusals to pay legal fees