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Pistorius case being heard by Supreme Court of Appeal

November 3, 2015 - 2:11am

A prosecutor on Tuesday sought a murder conviction against Oscar Pistorius before South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal, saying that a lower court erred in acquitting the double-amputee athlete of that...

Sports

Pistorius enters not guilty plea as murder trial begins

By Gerald Imray | March 3, 2014 - 6:37pm

Oscar Pistorius pleaded not guilty Monday to murdering his girlfriend on Valentine's Day last year, marking the start of the Olympian's murder trial that had South Africans watching live broadcasting of the proceedings...

Sports