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You are here: Home / News / Lucie Pagé vs City Press – The Press Council of South Africa | SA News

Lucie Pagé vs City Press – The Press Council of South Africa | SA News

11 July 2025 by Guest

Deputy Press Ombud: Tyrone August

10 July 2025

Finding: Complaint 32134

Article 1:

Date of publication: 24 December 2024

 Headline: Lucie Pagé, Canadian journalist and wife to Jay Naidoo, charged with assault

https://www.news24.com/ citypress/news/lucie-page-canadian-journalist-and-wife-to-jay-naidoo-charged-with-assault-20241224

Author: Gillian Schutte

Article 2:

Date of publication: 30 December 2024

Headline: The victim of alleged assault by Jay Naidoo’s wife fears for her life

https://www.news24.com/citypress/news/the-victim-of-alleged-assault-by-jay-naidoos-wife-fears-for-her-life-20241230

Author: Mduduzi Nonyane

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