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Zandile Mafe's court case postponed for 6 weeks, cell phone records to be investigated
Zandile Mafe's court case has been postponed by six weeks following the dismissal of his bail application. The prosecution wants more time to investigate leads.
Zandile Mafe appears in court, Parliament fire suspect requests Janusz Walus' release
Zandile Mafe appeared in the Cape Town Regional Court to appeal his bail in connection with the fire that occurred at the Houses of Parliament on 2 January.
Hot tamale: Tito Mboweni serves up dishy bodyguard in viral pic, Mzansi left fawning
Tito Mboweni has left the ladies of Mzansi drooling after he posted a photograph with a very yummy bodyguard and peeps can't stop looking at the cute guy.
Gleeful beats: Peeps praise SA Army drummer for enthusiasm in viral clip
A SA Army drummer has been praised for doing a great job when his platoon marched down a Cape Town street all in preparation for the State of the Nation address
SONA 2022 preparations complete and ready to go, experts share predictions for Ramaphosa's address
Cape Town's City Hall has been prepared and is ready to host President Cyril Ramaphosa's State of Nation Address. Experts predict what the president will say.
Oh no he didn't: Tito Mboweni leaves peeps in hysterics with viral snap
Tito Mboweni is at it again. This time he posted a snap of himself wearing an old jacket and peeps can't forgive his bad fashion sense. Some laughed so hard.
Zandile Mafe denied bail, Parliament fire accused plans to appeal
After over a month in custody, Mafe got the opportunity to be heard in court with relation to why he should be granted bail and what his future plans are.
Tito Mboweni resigns as MP for new job in finance, COPE questions minister's salary
Tito Mboweni, the former Minister of Finance, has announced that he resigned as a Member of Parliament to pursue a career at a top financial institution.
Zandile Mafe pleads not guilty, state claims he admitted to starting fire
Zandile Mafe has pleaded not guilty despite the state claiming that the admitted to starting the fire in his affidavit submitted to the court in Cape Town.
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