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'I don't know what Hunters is' - DA MP's bizarre defence in booze-shop row

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When Tsepo Mhlongo was spotted in the shops during a session of Parliament, he was accused of 'topping up on Hunters' - but does his defence ring true?

Source: South African News | Online News | The South African

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