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Zuma's medical records at the centre of his fitness to stand trial
Jacob Zuma’s special plea hearing is expected to be postponed to later this month to give way for a health assessment of the former president.
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Alleged unrest instigator Khanyile says racism will not be tolerated
After being granted R5,000 bail on Tuesday, Bonginkosi Khanyile used the opportunity to warn white and Indian people specifically, saying racism would not be tolerated.
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Negative narrative around Zuma will always persist in SA - ANC
The Department of Correctional Services announced at the weekend that the former leader would be released early from his 15-month jail sentence for contempt.
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ANC lekgotla closing remarks: Ramaphosa welcomes Zuma's parole
In his closing remarks to the ANC national executive committee's lekgotla, President Cyril Ramaphosa said that the ANC welcomed former President Jacob Zuma's release on medical parole.
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ANC's Ramaphosa wishes Zuma a speedy recovery after release on medical parole
The former leader, suffering from an undisclosed ailment, had been in hospital and under observation since last month.
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Zuma medical parole: Law guides how DCS treats inmates, says dept
Former President Jacob Zuma, who spent less than 60 days being incarcerated at the Escourt Correctional Facility, will now complete the rest of his 15-month contempt of court sentence in the comfort of his home, with conditions.
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Arthur Fraser asked to explain why Zuma was granted medical parole
There's been mixed reaction from political parties following Zuma's release on Sunday.
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'An act of humility': JZ Foundation welcomes release of Zuma on medical parole
The Department of Correctional Services placed former President Jacob Zuma on medical parole on Sunday.
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Dept: Zuma’s medical parole will be revoked if he doesn’t comply with conditions
The former president has been released on medical parole for an undisclosed condition.
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Zuma placed on medical parole, Correctional Services Dept confirms
Zuma was sentenced to 15 months in prison by the Constitutional Court for contempt, for failing to appear before the state capture inquiry and answer questions.
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Mahumapelo: Maphatsoe was a great leader, freedom fighter
Mahumapelo paid tribute to Maphatsoe at a funeral service held in Soweto on Sunday.
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Mapisa-Nqakula refers Hlophe misconduct findings to Parly Justice committee
The finding against Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe relates to the complaint that he tried to influence the outcome of a pending Constitutional Court judgment involving corruption charges against former President Jacob Zuma.
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South Africa is due to get a new chief justice: What it takes to do the job well
Not only does the person have to head the Constitutional Court, the person also leads the whole of the judicial branch of government. It is a very onerous role.
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Mapisa-Nqakula receiving advice on dealing with Hlophe's possible impeachment
The Speaker received a letter on Thursday from acting chairperson of the Judicial Service Commission, Sisi Khampepe, on its decision to remove Hlohe from office. The JSC’s decision opens the way for the National Assembly to decide on his future.
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JSC minority decision on Hlophe rejects his gross misconduct finding
Doubt was cast on the integrity of the evidence given by the two judges of two ConCourt who filed the complaint about Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe’s attempt to interfere with the Zuma-Thint case.
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WC Judge President Hlophe's conduct was an attempt to defeat justice - JSC
This scathing finding is contained in the majority decision of the commission which was published on Thursday night, detailing the reasons behind its referral of Hlophe to the National Assembly for impeachment.
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Bonginkosi Khanyile: Zuma was arrested in a thuggery manner, must be released
Fees must fall activist Bonginkosi Khanyile appeared in the Durban Magistrate Court for a bail application on Thursday.
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Zuma's arrest was exploited to trigger instability in SA - Kodwa
Deputy Minister in the Presidency responsible for state security, Zizi Kodwa, said that the violence and looting that happened in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal last month was a carefully coordinated attempt to destabilise the country.
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Judge Hlophe's fate in hands of MPs after JSC upholds impeachment recommendation
The JSC’s spokesperson, Advocate Dali Mpofu, said that it was now up to the National Assembly to follow the necessary legislative prescripts to either remove or retain Hlophe’s status as a judge.
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JSC invites Hlophe & others to say why he shouldn't be suspended
In a statement, the JSC said it had resolved to uphold the report and recommendations of the Judicial Conduct Tribunal at a meeting held on Wednesday.
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Zuma doesn’t have millions stashed somewhere, says Manyi
Jacob Zuma spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi said the former president's pension money was not enough to cover the bills.
