The former Nelson Mandela Bay councillor, Andile Lungisa, has been released from prison. Lungisa served only two months of his two-year sentence for assault. Lungisa has been placed on parole, with effect from 1 December, and was convicted of assaulting DA councillor, Rano Kayser, in 2016 by smashing a glass jar over his head. - Smile 90.4FM

The former Nelson Mandela Bay councillor, Andile Lungisa, has been released from prison. Lungisa served only two months of his two-year sentence for assault. Lungisa has been placed on parole, with effect from 1 December, and was convicted of assaulting DA councillor, Rano Kayser, in 2016 by smashing a glass jar over his head.

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1 December 2020

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