Thamara Sithole News Today

The SA National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) says it welcomes the removal of the Temibisa 10 story from a shortlist for a global journalism award.

The South African woman who made worldwide headlines last year after she allegedly gave birth to decuplets, 10 babies, is back demanding an apology. Gosiame

Last year, Pretoria News ran an "exclusive story" claiming a 37-year-old Gauteng woman had broken a Guinness World Record by carrying and delivering 10 babies.

Last year, Pretoria News ran what it called an "exclusive story" claiming a 37-year-old Gauteng woman had broken a Guinness World Record by carrying and delivering 10 babies.

Last year, Pretoria News ran an "Exclusive story" claiming a 37-year-old Gauteng woman had broken a Guinness World Record by carrying and delivering 10 babies, but the report was never verified.

Last year, Pretoria News ran an "exclusive story" claiming a 37-year-old woman had broken a Guinness World Record by carrying and delivering 10 babies.

Independent Media has now claimed that the 10 babies Gosiame Sithole gave birth to at the Tembisa Hospital in June were trafficked.

Independent Media chairperson Iqbal Survé said they had launched an independent inquiry and deployed resources to uncover the truth.

On Wednesday, the media house revealed the findings of its internal investigation into the alleged decuplets.

This is the story of whats happened. it begins in south africas capital, pretoria. and with the citys paper, the pretoria news. its editor—in—chief is piet rampedi. and he released what looked an incredible scoop. the headline read... underneath we saw a picture of a smiling woman called, we were told, khuuss—i—aa—mi thamara sithole. shhe had an enomous bump. i cant show you that picture. its owned by the african news agency which has told us its placing moratorium on the sale of the i...