There was a time when 19 rhino could be seen roaming freely next to the R102 in the Eastern Cape.

A month ago on Tuesday, lifeless bodies lay strewn across tables and chairs at Enyobeni tavern. Families were called to the morgue to identify loved ones, some as young as 13.

In keeping with the spirit of Mandela Day, Gift of the Givers officially opened its 13th newly drilled borehole at Walmer High School in Nelson Mandela Bay on Monday.

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A survivor of the Enyobeni tavern tragedy told TimesLIVE people screamed and cried for help but the bouncer closed the door of the East London tavern the night 21 youngsters died.

‘Someone offered me Jägermeister. It was the person who died on the table,’ says Nkululeko Alam

Schoolchildren in Scenery Park, East London, organised a white T-shirt candlelight march to Enyobeni tavern and demanded the tavern owner be removed from the area.

A candlelit vigil was held on Tuesday night to mourn the 21 youngsters who died.

Residents of Scenery Park in East London allege that the police and liquor board failed to respond to complaints about the Enyobeni tavern at least a month before 21 minors died on Sunday.

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