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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.
Zuma's lawyers confirm he won't be attending State Capture Inquiry
Former president Jacob Zuma's lawyers have confirmed that he will not be attending the State Capture Inquiry despite being issued with a legal summons to do so.
Judge denies Britney Spears dad's objections in conservatorship saga
American singer, Britney Spears' father has lost the bid to retain control of delegating her investments. Britney filed a petition with the court last year.
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Forex boss who flexed hard with cars, clothes arrested for fraud
Prince Nkosinathi Mazibuko often flashed his luxurious lifestyle on social media but his luck has now run out after he was arrested and charged with 194 crimes.
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Norma Gigaba vindicated: High Court dubs Hawk arrest unlawful
Norma Gigaba, now Mngoma, has emerged victorious after the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria found that the Hawks arresting her was unlawful on Thursday morning.
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Jacob Zuma's corruption trial may finally kick off as early as May
Former president Jacob Zuma and French arms company Thales may face trial as early as May this year after the company opted out of appealing a recent ruling.
HHP family approaches ConCourt to have customary marriage revoked
HHP's father, Robert Tsambo made a last-ditch effort to rule his son's marriage to Lerato Sengadi as invalid. This was because there was no "handing-over" done.
Report claims township residents want R5k from state to pay rent
An informal community in Tembisa comprising 134 residents is heading to the Constitutional Court demanding R5 000 to pay their rent, according to a report.
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