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Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo calls Lindiwe Sisulu to order over judiciary comments
Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo is unhappy with the recent comments Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu made about black judges and the country's Constitution.
Supporters of arson accused Zandile Mafe want to see him freed: 'Enough is enough'
People calling for the release of Zandile Mafe, accused of setting Parliament alight, gathered outside the court. The group reiterated that Mafe is a scapegoat.
State requests Zandile Mafe be sent for 30 days observation, Parliament fire suspect threatens hunger strike
Zandile Mafe believes he is being forced to trade his liberty for food. He vowed to go on a hunger strike if he is not released on bail following arson charges.
Dali Mpofu takes over from Luvuyo Godla as Zandile Mafe's attorney, Parliament fire suspect in court
Advocate Dali Mpofu has taken over as Zandile Mafe's senior counsel in the Parliament fire case. Mpofu said that Mafe has been diagnosed with schizophrenia.
Man accused of smashing ConCourt windows is a convicted murderer on parole, remains in jail
Paul Makauta, the 36-year-old man who is being accused of smashing the Constitutional Court building windows, is said to be a convicted murderer on parole.
Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo calls out ConCourt Attack, asks police to prevent future attacks
Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has condemned the attack on the Constitutional Court building located in Braamfontein in Johannesburg on Wednesday, 5 January
Suspected link between ConCourt attack and Parliament fire remains a conspiracy theory, expert weighs in
Professor Antony van Niekerk believes that there are no assumed links between the recent incidents at the Constitutional Court and the Houses of Parliament.
ConCourt attack suspect arrested, Ramaphosa responds to vandalism of national key point
President Cyril Ramaphosa said that the attack on the Constitutional Court is concerning. A 36-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident.
Shell's seismic ship on course to leave SA waters after court loss: "Good riddance"
The seismic ship owned by oil and gas company Shell will no longer explore the Eastern Cape coastline, for now. A court has temporarily halted the activity.
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