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The trial of SSA operatives Thulani Dlomo (right) and Patrick Mshotola (left) began last Wednesday without notice to the public or media. Media24 and others are lodging an application to seek the court’s permission to grant the media and the public access to the trial.

The trial of SSA operatives Thulani Dlomo (right) and Patrick Mshotola (left) began last Wednesday without notice to the public or media. Media24 and others are lodging an application to seek the court’s permission to grant the media and the public access to the trial.

Image credits: Supplied; Thulani Dlomo Foundation/Facebook

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