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Patriotic Alliance leader, Gayton Mckenzie supports Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini amid arrest
Patriotic Alliance leader, Gayton Mckenzie supports Operation Dudula’s leader, Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini and South Africans on social media reacted to the news.
R103m Absa fraud case against slain specialist engineer withdrawn, NPA says more arrests imminent
The Johannesburg Specialised Commercial Crime Court withdrew the fraud case against murdered Absa employee Xolela Masebeni after reviewing a death certificate.
Hawks arrest 11 suspects for theft of R2m Eskom aluminium in Witbank, Mpumalanga
The Hawks and other law enforcement role players in Mpumalanga arrested eleven suspects for theft from Eskom Infrastructure. They have since appeared in court.
New Chief Justice Raymond Zondo says he is excited to work alongside Judge Mandisa Maya as his deputy
Incoming Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has responded to the Economic Freedom Fighters' critique of his appointment as the new head of the Constitutional Court.
EFF says Chief Justice Raymond Zondo is not the right person to lead the Constitutional Court, slams Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Raymond Zondo as the Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court while President Judge Mandisa Maya is nominated as deputy
Former Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini pleads for lesser sentence, found guilty of perjury
Former Minister of Social Development Bathabile Dlamini's lawyer gave submissions as to why Dlamini should be given a lesser sentence for her crime of perjury.
NPA wants SANDF soldiers who assaulted police prosecuted: "They have a case to answer"
Three SANDF soldiers will appear in court for allegedly assaulting Jan Kempdorp SAPS officers in October 2021. The NPA believes it has a case against the trio.
Former Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini found guilty of perjury during social grants inquiry
Bathabile Dlamini, former Minister of Social Development, is awaiting her sentencing verdict after she was found guilty of lying under oath during an inquiry.
NSFAS' Sibongile Mani persecuted "for being black and poor", student's supporters claim
Sibongile Mani, who was found guilty of theft over an erroneous NSFAS payment, is being defended by WSU student supporters. Her pre trial has been postponed.
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