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Published: 12/22/2009 13:29:35

Shaik gets warning for parole violation

CAPE TOWN - The department of correctional services has given Schabir Shaik a formal warning after he admitted violating his parole conditions.

Correctional Service Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said in a statement on Tuesday that the conditions had also been tightened.

-Sapa



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