The family of deceased whistle-blower, Babita Deokaran feels aggrieved that the masterminds behind her assassinations back in 2021, are still out on the lose. This comes as TODAY marks exactly three years since she was gunned down outside her housing complex in the South of Johannesburg in August. Before her senseless killing, Deokaran had exposed fraud and corruption with the Gauteng Health Department. Six men involved in her murder were found guilty and were sentenced to between six and 22 years. The family's spokesperson and Deokaran's brother-in-law ,Tony Haripersad says the case has yet to be fully resolved. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Investigative Journalist at News24 and Co-author of Eight Days in July, Jeff Wicks. He has written a comphrensive report of the finer details in this case...

<p>The family of deceased whistle-blower, Babita Deokaran feels aggrieved that the masterminds behind her assassinations back in 2021, are still out on the lose. This comes as TODAY marks exactly three years since she was gunned down outside her housing complex in the South of Johannesburg in August. Before her senseless killing, Deokaran had exposed fraud and corruption with the Gauteng Health Department. Six men involved in her murder were found guilty and were sentenced to between six and 22 years. The family's spokesperson and Deokaran's brother-in-law ,Tony Haripersad says the case has yet to be fully resolved. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Investigative Journalist at News24 and Co-author of Eight Days in July, Jeff Wicks. He has written a comphrensive report of the finer details in this case...</p>

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Three years after the murder of Gauteng Health Department whistleblower, Babita Deokaran, her family is aggrieved by the fact that those who ordered her murder are walking free

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