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Gauteng man learns that justice is served cold after court slaps him with R2.2 million maintenance bill
A Gauteng man has a very short window to come up with R2.2 million after the Johannesburg High Court slapped him with a hefty accumulated maintenance bill.
"Kiss the Boer" court verdict fails to spark joy in South Africans, “This is biased and unacceptable"
South Africans were not impressed with the Johannesburg High Court verdict on the "Kiss the Boer" case that ruled in favour of the Economic Freedom Fighters.
AfriForum suffers devastating loss in "Kiss the Boers" case against EFF over insufficient evidence
AfriForum has lost the "Kiss the Boer" hate speech case against the EFF after a judge ruled that the lobby group failed to make their case and it was dismissed.
Busisiwe Mkhwebane's legal blow: ConCourt dismisses recission application, suspended PP cries women abuse
The Constitutional Court dismissed suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's rescission application for the second time and ordered that she pays for it.
Unpaid legal fees and court documents stall whistleblower Babita Deokaran's murder trial
The trial against the men accused of murdering Gauteng health department official and whistleblower Babita Deokaran has been postponed to Tuesday, 6 October.
Gauteng woman in court for allegedly killing grandma and burying her in garden, went shopping with Sassa card
31-year-old Rachael Tshabalala is on trial for allegedly killing her grandmother, burning her body, and burying her in her yard in Soweto, Gauteng in 2019.
Police detective accused of assaulting 17-year-old girl in police station arrested, appears in court
An Eastern Cape detective from the remote Kei Mouth village who allegedly raped a teenage girl at a police station has been arrested and has appeared in court.
Killer cops gets what he is owed, SCA increase 30-year jail sentence to life imprisonment
Former police officer Benedict Moagi Peloeole has been handed two life sentences after he appealed his 30-year sentence for the murder of his wife and daughter.
Bonginkosi Khanyile causes delay to July unrest trial over cultural weapon gifted to him by Jacob Zuma
Former Fees Must Fall activist Bonginkosi Khanyile refused to enter the Durban Regional Court without his cultural weapon that he claims was gifted to him.
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