Enyobeni tavern inquest | Proceedings resume after power failure delay

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JOHANNESBURG – The inquest into the Enyobeni tavern tragedy resumes on Thursday morning.
It was halted on Wednesday after a power failure at the Mdantsane magistrate’s court.
The inquest is looking into who should be held responsible for the deaths of 21 children.
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They died at a pens-down party at the liquor outlet in June 2022.
A bouncer and the owners of the tavern are expected to take the witness stand.
Over 10 witnesses have already testified since the inquiry began a few weeks ago.