Five Things You Need To Know As You Wake Up: Another Dale College student dies
This is after he got hurt at a rugby match this past weekend.
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A Dale College Boys’ High School rugby player has died in hospital after suffering extensive bleeding on the brain during a match at the weekend in East London.
This is a few days after the death of another student rugby player, Lisakhanya Lwana. He was found dead on the R63 between Qonce and Masingata after he went missing last weekend.
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