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Former Department of Mineral Resources deputy director general and 2 others arrested for looting R100m funds
The former Department of Mineral Resources Deputy Director-General and two others who are said to be Gupta linked were arrested for looting over R100 million.
Stellenbosch victim's father says it's too late for an apology from alleged racist, wants it handled legally
The father of Babalo Ndwayana who was the victim of an alleged racist incident said he waited three days for an apology from du Toit but didn't receive one.
Alleged Mercedes Benz Woolies looter Mbuso Moloi says he's broke and needs Legal Aid, court case on hold
Mbuso Moloi who is accused of looting a Woolworths store and stocking his Mercedes-Benz fired his attorney. The accused claims he's broke and needs Legal Aid.
Judge questions if Busisiwe Mkhwebane's lawyer accused Chief Justice Raymond Zondo of lying in court
A Western Cape High Court judge questioned if Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's lawyer was accusing Chief Justice Raymond Zondo of lying during a trial.
2 Pakistani nationals appear in court after the gruesome murder and dismemberment of Limpopo teacher
Two Pakistani men appeared in the Limpopo High Court for the murder of a primary school teacher. Mohlale Precious Magabane's body was dismembered and disposed.
12 Zimbabwean nationals set to apply for bail following foiled robbery of copper from transport company
Twelve Zimbabwean men who face numerous charges following the foiled robbery of a transport company in Benoni are set to apply for bail in court on 17 May.
Law student Liqhayiya Tuta vindicated as ConCourt overturns his murder conviction and life sentence
Liqhayiya Tuta, a law student from Pretoria, has been vindicated after the Constitutional Court overturned his 2018 murder conviction after he stabbed two cops.
Senzo Meyiwa trial: Key state witness dies, former head of detectives and first on the scene of the murder
A key witness in the Senzo Meyiwa case has passed away days before the trial was set to resume following a delay after the four defendants' lawyer was arrested.
Divorce Act declared partially unconstitutional, clears way for women to claim settlement
Parts of the Divorce Act have been deemed unconstitutional after Mrs G went to court to challenge the act after she was initially barred from a settlement.
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