
An inquest into the death of Anele Tembe has heard testimony from six witnesses on its first day, TimesLIVE reports. One witness told the court they heard a loud scream followed by a bang, as if someone had been hit by a car. The inquest is examining the circumstances surrounding Tembe's death, with further witness testimony expected as proceedings continue.
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