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Extradition of the Gupta brothers 'could take several months' - Batohi
Atul and Rajesh Gupta were arrested in Dubai last month after an Interpol red notice was issued for the brothers who are wanted for corruption, fraud, and money...
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Lamola hails establishment of Special Tribunal, says it's eased burden on SIU
The Special Tribunal was launched in 2019 by President Cyril Ramaphosa to speed up the litigation of cases investigated by the Special Investigating Unit.
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Lamola comes to Ramaphosa’s defence: ‘He’s not using the SIU as a hired gun’
Lamola was speaking at the 25th commemoration of the establishment of the investigating unit.
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Lamola: There's been no request from Namibia over Phala Phala burglary suspect
In a statement released on Tuesday, Lamola said his ministry has been closely monitoring media reports and a statement by the Namibian police force concerning a request for mutual legal assistance in respect of the suspect.
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Racist incident in Stellenbosch akin to urinating on the Constitution: Lamola
Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola has reiterated the country's Constitution is a social contract binding citizens to create an inclusive South Africa.
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Justice Minister Lamola defends dept against claims that it has regressed
Lamola said that while more could be done, it was not true that the Department of Justice and Correctional Services was in decline.
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Lamola: It's been a challenging year for the justice department
Members of Parliament have been debating the justice and correctional services department's budget of R22.4 billion.
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Lamola condemns racist urinating incident at Stellenbosch University
University authorities have suspended the student while the matter is investigated amid calls for the student’s expulsion.
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No money to pay you, apartheid survivors are told
Activists demanding reparations for apartheid crimes finally met with the justice minister, who informed them that the TRC list of beneficiaries will not be expanded.
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Lamola concerned as July unrest mastermind yet to be brought to book
Minister Ronald Lamola was testifying before the South African Human Rights Commission’s inquiry into the unrest.
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Lamola: Claims that judiciary is captured are unfounded
The minister also said President Cyril Ramaphosa merely consulted the judicial service commission, which held interviews for the next chief justice.
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ConCourt reserves judgment in Janusz Waluś parole bid
Janusz Waluś has on Tuesday challenged Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola's decision to deny his release.
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Zondo’s JSC interview ends in shouting match over Julius Malema’s ‘blue lie’
Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo's interview turned into a shouting match when Justice Minister Ronald Lamola accused EFF leader Julius Malema of telling 'a blue lie'.
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ANC elections should be focused on meritocracy, says analyst
During the ANC's Limpopo January 8 celebrations, leaders like Paul Mashatile and Ronald Lamola expressed some keenness to serve as the ANC's number 2, while negotiations and campaigning at local level was well underway.
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Scrambling towards December, ANC leaders already jostling for number two seat
A number of ANC members are becoming clearer on their intentions to fight for the party's deputy presidency ahead of its national conference this December.
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Attack on ConCourt is an attack on SA’s democracy - Lamola
The 36-year-old suspect destroyed windows and doors at the court on Wednesday using a hammer.
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WATCH LIVE: Webinar on SA celebrating 25th anniversary of the Constitution
Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola is hosting a webinar on Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of the Constitution being signed into law
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Lamola: ANC’s failure to garner votes to pass land bill not surprising
ANC MPs were dealt a blow yesterday when the proposed bill failed to pass muster in the National Assembly to allow for the expropriation of land without compensation.
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Lamola says ANC not trying to ‘mask’ its failures in manifesto
Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald acknowledges there will be challenges in delivering on its election promises but insists the party intends to deliver.
