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Calls for Dlamini-Zuma's arrest over violation of lockdown court order
The Liberty Fighters Network has called for Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma's arrest for alleged violation of an earlier court order declaring lockdown invalid.
Black Coffee victor in court battle to fund Mbali Mlotshwa's lifestyle
Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa has lost her court bid seeking to compel her estranged husband into paying a small fortune for her lifestyle, including a sum for cosmetics
Julius Malema charged with terrorism for 'threats' against police
Julius Malema is facing yet another charge amid mounting legal woes over his 'threats' against police officials. The EFF leader is now charged with terrorism.
Bushiri mansion to be auctioned: Highest bidder will score lavish pad
If owning the Centurion mansion owned by the Bushiri couple is on your bucketlist you are in luck. The pair's lavish home is going under the auction hammer soon
Opinion: National Prosecuting Authority's independence bid is bold
Farai Diza, veteran journalist, explains why the National Prosecuting Authority's call for Independence from the Department of Justice is an extremely bold move
Director arrested over R4.8 million Covid-19 awareness tender
A woman and sole director of a company has been arrested by the Hawks on Thursday morning and will be appearing in court over R4.8 million Covid-19 tender fraud
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Agrizzi suffers heart attack after pleading for bail due to ill health
Infamous BOSASA former Chief Operations Officer Angelo Agrizzi suffered from a heart attack on Wednesday and is in ICU in a very serious and critical condition.
CIT heist robbers slapped with 285 years imprisonment by High Court
Two men have been sentences to 285 years in prison after being found guilty for cash-in-transit heists carried out in the Polokwane province three years ago.
Ex-staff claim Vodacom knew it owed 'Please Call Me' inventor billions
Former Vodacom employees claim that the cellular giant knew it should pay 'Please Call Me' inventor Nkosana Makate billions when it offered R47 million instead.
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