Parents of Enyobeni victims accuse EC gov of toying with their emotions

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Parents of the 21 young people who died mysteriously at Enyobeni tavern on 26 June have accused the Eastern Cape government of toying with their emotions by sitting on a final toxicology report instead of announcing the cause of death of their loved ones. The parents have formed a task team and vowed to challenge the government for sitting on the report. Premier Oscar Mabuyane has confirmed that he received the report from the Cape Town laboratory last week Wednesday.

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