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Robbery turns deadly in Gugulethu — Courier assistant fires back in self-defence

30 October 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader
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Gugulethu police registered an inquest case for investigation after a courier driver’s assistant allegedly shot and killed a man and wounded another at Godongwana Street, Lusaka, Gugulethu today (Thursday 30 October).

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