Thursday, September 15, 2011

Spotlight on Clive Derby-Lewis’s hospital treatment

Lusanda Bill
15 September 2011


Correctional Services has dismissed reports that convicted murderer Clive Derby-Lewis is being refused urgent hospital treatment.

Spokesperson Sibongile Khumalo says Derby-Lewis went to a private facility last year and he still prefers to use a private surgeon.

The right-wing leader was convicted for his part in the killing of Communist Party leader Chris Hani.

Khumalo added that Derby-Lewis’ family signed a document agreeing to bear the costs involved in private healthcare.

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