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Need for speed: Doctor and 8 other speedsters stopped in their tracks in Ekurhuleni | News24

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The speedsters cited excuses ranging from siblings giving birth, attending funerals, being late for meetings in Pietermaritzburg, rushing home and performing "informant duties".

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