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Question of the day ~ Would you keep wearing a mask?
Shaik suffered stroke
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antowan
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Haven't read the article, but I can guess the man's plan. I believe there is some reprieve in sentence to criminals suffering serious illness in jail. I suspect our man Shaik is playing the system...
This says it all when it comes to his character:
This says it all when it comes to his character:
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Ya, and Yengeni is on hunger strike. 
But then if I was being fed phutu and cabbage I'd probably also be.
Initially, Shaik was treated for hypertension (high blood pressure) at Qalakabusha - to which he had been transferred from Westville Prison on November 9, when he started serving his 15-year sentence for corruption and fraud.
So Shaik hasn't spent a day in prison?
Shaik has stroke; Yengeni on hunger strike Dec 03 06
But then if I was being fed phutu and cabbage I'd probably also be.
Initially, Shaik was treated for hypertension (high blood pressure) at Qalakabusha - to which he had been transferred from Westville Prison on November 9, when he started serving his 15-year sentence for corruption and fraud.
So Shaik hasn't spent a day in prison?
Shaik has stroke; Yengeni on hunger strike Dec 03 06
MyDraadloos
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I don't believe this ......... our justice system is a joke.
Shaik gets free medical for a heartburn and Yengeni is having a flashback to boarding school life. (Go to school during the week and home for the weekends.)
Shaik gets free medical for a heartburn and Yengeni is having a flashback to boarding school life. (Go to school during the week and home for the weekends.)
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As absurd as it may seem, think for a second why poor Shabir got his stroke. He was leading the high life, riding the Gravy trains' executive compartment.
Now he lives in a 4x2 cell with a dodgy mattress and recycled 1-ply toilet paper, with inmates eying his backside every time he drops the Lifebuoy Soap. That would explain why Yengeni is on a hunger strike - it probably hurts to poop!
Now he lives in a 4x2 cell with a dodgy mattress and recycled 1-ply toilet paper, with inmates eying his backside every time he drops the Lifebuoy Soap. That would explain why Yengeni is on a hunger strike - it probably hurts to poop!
Shaik is not getting free medical care
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=13&art_id=vn20061128061720708C415372
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As absurd as it may seem, think for a second why poor Shabir got his stroke. He was leading the high life, riding the Gravy trains' executive compartment.
Now he lives in a 4x2 cell with a dodgy mattress and recycled 1-ply toilet paper, with inmates eying his backside every time he drops the Lifebuoy Soap. That would explain why Yengeni is on a hunger strike - it probably hurts to poop!
Not quite. Shaik spent the majority of his time in the hospital wing. He now bides his time in a private hospital.