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A 25-year-old man has been hospitalised after allegedly being drugged and raped by two women in northeast South Africa. The man had been hitchhiking in Polokwane, Limpopo province when he was picked up by two middle-aged women who offered him a lift However, after a short drive, the women allegedly pulled out a gun and forced him to drink an ‘unknown substance’ before gang-raping him. The man claims that the women then drove him to the neabry town of Tzaneen, where they dumped him by the side of the road. ‘After the ordeal, it is alleged they drove further with the victim and dropped him off in a secluded area near Tzaneen CBD, where he proceeded to the Tzaneen Police Station and reported the matter,’ Lt Col Moatshe Ngoepe told Capricorn Voice. The victim was taken to a local hospital where he is currently in a ‘serious condition’ the newspaper wrote on its website. Limpopo province borders Zimbabwe, where police recently investigated a ‘semen bandit’ gang, who carried out simi

Nigeria Federation of Catholic Students (NFCS) is a body encompassing catholic students in all high institutions of learning. Its history can be traced back to 1920 when the idea of catholic students unionism came up; an internal catholic study union (ICSU) was created in swiss with George de Montenach as the president to deepen the urgency for reconciliation in a world torn apart by the first world war. During the late 1920s, the students society charged its President; Montenach, secretary; Max Gressly and father Tschunor to deepen the contacts with other student group, Dr. Gerald Brom, the then General Secretary of the Netherlands Catholic Association of Students responded quickly to this effort and a coalition of the students from three neutral countries during the war was created; Switzerland, Holland and Spain. Another chapter was created in early 1921 after a meeting between Max Gressly and Dr. Brom when it was decided to gather together the different associations of the student