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Her tiny casket arrived in a black Mercedes-Benz hearse at the family flat in Hillbrow, Johannesburg, at 7.45am.</description></item><item><title> Disabled, abandoned and locked up</title><link>http://www.napsa.org.za:80//portal/public/content/view/viewContent.jsf?selectedContentId=284675&amp;conversationPropagation=join</link><description>Disabled and abandoned, three-year-old Domingo was left alone in the shack he identified as "home" for four days.
He was found by social worker Tawanda Danda, who renders service to people with disabilities in Pretoria West.
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