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Jacob Zuma: ConCourt affidavit due, expected to meet with ANC Top 6
Mogoeng ordered to apologise for pro Israel remarks made last year
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has been ordered by the Judicial Conduct Committee to apologise for the pro-Israel comments that he made at a webinar last year.
16 EFF members found guilty for disrupting Pravin Gordhan in 2019
A number of EFF members have been found guilty of contempt of Parliament for storming the podium while Minister Pravin Gordhan delivered a speech in July 2019.
Jacob Zuma expected to appear before ConCourt for contempt on 25 march
Former president Jacob Zuma is expected to appear before the Constitutional Court through a virtual session as the Zondo Commission filed for contempt of court.
Bongani Bongo's case has been dismissed, found not guilty of bribery
Former State Security Minister Bongani Bongo's bribery case was dismissed on Friday 26 February after the magistrate found that there was insufficient evidence.
Warrant of arrest out for Zinhle Mabena's husband, Robert Ngwenya
Zinhle Mabena's husband Robert Ngwenya is facing a warrant of arrest. Zinhle had been accused of allegedly conspiring to murder her husband after an attack.
Zuma foundation attacks NPA, wants case 'struck off the roll'
The Jacob G Zuma Foundation released a statement making claims about the NPA postponing the arms deal case before stating that his case should be 'struck off'.
Sihle Ndaba lends support to Zinhle Mabena during her court case
Sihle Ndaba showed support to fellow actress Zinhle Mabena as she was facing charges of attempted murder against her estranged husband, Robert Ngwenya in court.
Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma's contempt court ruling to take place on Friday
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma's court contempt ruling is set to take place on Friday, 19 February. The court is going to decide whether lockdown rules were unlawful.
Eskom moves ahead with 16% tariff hike: Seeks to recover R10 billion
Eskom has announced that the power utility will be increasing tariffs by 16% as it attempts to recover a staggering R10 billion from South African consumers.
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