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Cape Town - A woman who allegedly kidnapped a newborn baby at Groote Schuur hospital 17 years ago was told to have no contact, direct or indirect, with girl.

The woman may not be identified for the protection of the child, who is still regarded as a minor, was released on bail of R5 000 on Friday.

The woman appeared in the Cape Town District Court before Magistrate Mark Engel, who warned her not to have contact, direct or indirect, with the girl or any State witnesses, as one of the bail conditions.

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