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<strong>CRASH HORROR: </strong>The scene of the accident where minister Collins Chabane and two bodyguards were killed. <em>Image: AlgoaFMNews via Twitter. </em>
JOHANNESBURG, Gauteng - The driver of the breakdown tow-truck under which public service and administration minister Collins Chabane's car crashed, killing him and his two security personnel, will appear in Polokwane Magistrate's Court today (March 17 2015).
The truck was said to have been making a U-turn across the N1 near Polokwane at about 1am on Sunday (March 15) when the VW Touareg carrying Chabane and two bodyguards collided with it.
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