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5 Pretoria suspects linked to R56m scam to defraud SAPS to appear in court
At least 41 people, including several police officers, face charges of money laundering, corruption and theft.
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S.African rights groups join Semenya's battle against ban
Switzerland's Supreme Court last week dismissed Semenya's appeal against a decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on eligibility criteria for athletes with differences of sexual development (DSD).
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Norma Mngoma’s lawyers accuse Hawks of abandoning constitutional duty
Mngoma, who is the estranged wife of former Cabinet Minister Malusi Gigaba, has approached the courts to challenge the validity of her arrest.
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Norma Mngoma’s lawyers argue for her matter be heard urgently
The wife of former Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba is in the Pretoria High Court to challenge the validity of her arrest.
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Arrest warrant issued for hospitalised MDC-Alliance MP after court no-show
State lawyers claim that MDC Alliance MP Joanna Mamombe and two other party officials lied about their abduction and torture at the hands of state security agents earlier this year to tarnish the government's image.
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Centane man convicted of raping girl (11) handed 20-year sentence
The 25-year-old man attacked the child in the Gqunqe village, in the Eastern Cape, in January last year.
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WC man accused of raping woman at COVID-19 quarantine facility appears in court
Clinton Hartnick has been remanded in custody.
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Grahamstown rapist duo receive life sentence for rape, sexual assault
On Friday, the Grahamstown Regional Court in the Eastern Cape sentenced both 46-year-old Lulamile Lepile and 57-year-old Zandisile Sandi.
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Third suspect in Julies’ murder case makes admission but gives no detail
Three police officers have made a brief court appearance in connection with Julies' killing and the events that followed.
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2 SAPS officers granted bail after man dies in Moorreesburg holding cell
Manfred Lewis was found dead in his cell last month shortly after he was taken into custody.
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Privacy rights sometimes have to yield to PP’s crime-fighting duties, court told
That's the argument from Advocate Dali Mpofu who's representing Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhebane in her application to access confidential taxpayer information.
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Mbalula says he won’t challenge court ruling on Mpondo appointment to Prasa
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has held a briefing after the court set the appointment of Bongisizwe Mpondo as Prasa's sole administrator aside.
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PE man pleads guilty to possession, distribution of child porn
Kerwin Budden appeared in the Port Elizabeth Regional Court on Wednesday.
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EL student who erroneously received R14m from NSFAS back in court
Three years ago, Sibongile Mani was accused of stealing the money after she already spend R800 thousand, which was allegedly mistakenly paid into her student account.
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Solidarity, UASA head to court to force Denel to pay staff outstanding salaries
The unions are preparing to file contempt of court papers after the state arms manufacturer missed a deadline to pay by last Friday.
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Convicted wife killer Packham’s latest bid for leave to appeal conviction denied
Just over a year ago, the Western Cape High Court found the Constantia businessman guilty for murdering his wife Gill Packham.
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British American Tobacco argues in court why cigarette sale ban must be scrapped
The gist of its argument is: the ban is sinking the country's entire tobacco industry, which means jobs are at risk and tax revenue is being dealt a blow.
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'Cost of tobacco ban outweighs benefit'-Industry challenges ban in WC High Court
Lawyers for industry giant British American Tobacco along with tobacco farmers, vendors and consumers will argue that the regulations infringe on rights enshrined in the constitution.
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British American Tobacco’s cigarette sale ban bid to be heard in court
The bid to have the ban overturned is spearheaded by industry giant British American Tobacco and represents the interests of tobacco farmers, vendors and consumers.
