The Morning Call
South Africa’s National Prosecution Authority (NPA) will today argue for Oscar Pistorius to be given a longer jail sentence,
saying the six years he is serving for killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp is “shockingly low”. The NPA is expected to present
its case to a one-day hearing at the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein but judges are expected to hand down their ruling at a later date.
The Paralympic athlete shot dead Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine’s Day in 2013, but he says he didn’t recognize her.
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ICC oversight body to vote on fate of Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan
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Ghanaians ask ICC to probe South Africa's anti-migrant violence
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Man sought in killings of family in UK remains in custody in South Africa
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Kenyan lawyers launch nationwide strike over judicial corruption and delays
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Nigeria and Ghana call on AU to address 'Afrophobic protests' in South Africa
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France faces calls to raise detention of Gabon opposition figure during Nguema visit