Kensington man accused of threatening to kill Alan Winde referred for medical assessment

A 46-year-old Kensington man accused of threatening to shoot and kill Western Cape Premier Alan Winde will undergo a medical assessment after appearing in the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court. The accused's previous murder conviction and history of court proceedings also emerged.

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