Boeremag high treason trial
‘Malema could face same fate as Boeremag treason trialists’
Jackson Mthembu described the EFF as believing itself to be above the law.
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Suspected Boeremag arms cache uncovered
Herman van Rooyen and Rudi Gouws, both members of the bomb squad, allegedly hid the cache.
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Legal Aid defends high costs
The Boeremag treason trial is believed to have cost taxpayers over R30 million.
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Kids orphaned by Boeremag have moved on
Claurina Mokone was killed 11 years ago by a Boeremag bomb in Soweto.
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Boeremag families shocked at sentences
Sentences range from five years to the maximum 35 years.
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Boeremag members sentenced
North Gauteng High Court has handed down sentences ranging from five years to the maximum of 35 years.
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'Boeremag planned to destroy a democracy'
Judge Eben Jordaan says the group also planned to chase black citizens out of SA.
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Boeremag sentencing resumes
The ten-year trial is said to have cost taxpayers more than R30m in legal aid fees.
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‘Boeremag plans would’ve caused a bloodbath’
Judge Jordaan says the Boeremag wanted to change govt through unconstitutional means, including violence.
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Sentencing due in Boeremag trial
The judge is expected to deliver judgment over two days to end one of SA’s most expensive trials.
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Has the Boeremag trial been compromised?
It has emerged in court papers that the Boeremag case might be marred by irregularities.
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Boeremag member apologises
Convicted Boeremag member Jurie Vermeulen told the court he was sorry for causing harm.
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Boeremag member gets bail
Boeremag member Adriaan van Wyk was granted bail in the North Gauteng High Court.
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Five convicted for Mandela murder plot
Five more Boeremag members have been found guilty for planning to murder former president Nelson Mandela.
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Another Boeremag member guilty of treason
Dirk Hanekom is the eleventh Boeremag accused to be found guilty of high treason.
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9 Boeremag members behind bars
22 men faced a range of charges including treason, murder and terrorism.
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Another Boeremag member guilty
22 right-wingers were charged with a host of crimes including treason, terrorism and murder.
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Fourth Boeremag member convicted
Judge Eben Jordaan has found accused number four Adriaan van Wyk guilty of treason.
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Third Boeremag accused guilty of high treason
Yet another Boeremag member has been found guilty of high treason by a Pretoria court.
