President Cyril Ramaphosa says South Adricans should use Reconciliation Day to reflect on how far the country has come in advancing national reconciliation. The President said this in his weekly news-letter, and says it is important that the country deals decisively with the obstacles to reconciliation, which include the high levels of in-equality, and the persistence of racist attitudes and practices. - Smile 90.4FM

President Cyril Ramaphosa says South Adricans should use Reconciliation Day to reflect on how far the country has come in advancing national reconciliation. The President said this in his weekly news-letter, and says it is important that the country deals decisively with the obstacles to reconciliation, which include the high levels of in-equality, and the persistence of racist attitudes and practices.

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14 December 2020

By Smile Staff Reporter

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News 24 reports that the wife of murdered Stellenbosch farmer, Stefan Smit has been arrested. Zurenah Smit was arrested earlier this morning, after evading arrest for four days. She is expected to appear in the Stellenbosch Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday. Last week, two men, understood to have worked closely with Smit, were arrested for his murder. The 62-year old Smit was shot dead in a house robbery, in June of 2019.