Two years after Andisiwe Kawa successfully sued police for failing to properly investigate her 15-hour gang-rape ordeal in 2010, justice remains out of reach as she heads to the Supreme Court of Appeal on Monday.
This is the latest instalment in a pitched legal battle between the Johannesburg businesswoman and the police that has spanned the decade.
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