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Paper trail links Jeff Radebe to stalled apartheid prosecutions

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Paper trail links Jeff Radebe to stalled apartheid prosecutions

Former justice minister Jeff Radebe was shown evidence that problems with prosecuting apartheid-era crimes had repeatedly been brought to his attention while in office, challenging his previous claims of ignorance.

During questioning, Radebe acknowledged,

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