Johan van loggerenberg
‘Rogue unit’ saga: NPA withdraws charges against former SARS officials
The trio was accused of spying on the Scorpions in 2007, while that unit was prosecuting disgraced former national police commissioner Jackie Selebi.
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NPA seeks to review case against ex-Sars trio
The case against three former South African Revenue Service (Sars) officials, including its former deputy commissioner Ivan Pillay, has been postponed until February 2020 to allow the prosecutions boss Shamila Batohi to review the case.
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Case against former Sars officials postponed to 2020
Ivan Pillay, Johan van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse van Rensburg made a brief appearance in the High Court in Pretoria on Monday, where the state asked for the postponement.
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Mkhwebane ready to take Pillay and Van Loggerenberg head-on
Busisiwe Mkhwebane missed a deadline to apologise to the pair on Tuesday for comments she made on the so-called rogue unit.
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Mkhwebane: I will not apologise to Pillay, Loggerenberg for rogue unit comments
The pair's lawyers had written to Mkhwebane's office, giving her until 10 am on Tuesday to apologise to them for what they claim are false and defamatory statements.
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Ex-Sars officials turn to High Court to access case docket
The Pretoria Magistrates Court heard for a fourth time on Thursday that State prosecutors have failed to honour undertakings provided in court to hand over the docket to the defence.
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Case against ex-Sars trio postponed to November
Ivan Pillay, Johan Van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse Van Rensburg appeared briefly in the Pretoria magistrates court on Tuesday.
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Defence for accused in Sars spy case may compel State to hand over full docket
Ivan Pillay, Johan van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse van Rensburg allegedly spied on the team handling the case against disgraced former National Police Commissioner Jackie Selebi in 2007.
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[LISTEN] Why Small Business Institute rejected Pillay’s resignation
Ivan Pillay, Johan van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse van Rensburg are accused of spying on the Scorpions in 2007.
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Small Business Institute rejects Ivan Pillay’s resignation
The Small Business Institute says ordinarily it would accept a resignation from a board member such as Pillay after they have been criminally charged.
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Trevor Manuel, Gerrie Nel on witness list in Sars spying case
Three former Sars officials allegedly spied on the team handling the case against disgraced former National Police Commissioner Jackie Selebi in 2007.
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Sars spy case to be moved to High Court
Ivan Pillay, Johan van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse van Rensburg are accused of spying on the Scorpions in 2007.
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Former Sars officials due in court over Scorpions spying claims
Ivan Pillay, Johan van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse van Rensburg have been charged in connection with a project dubbed 'Sunday evenings'.
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Warning statements not taken from former Sars officials - lawyers
Three former Sars officials have been implicated in the so-called Project Sunday Evenings for allegedly bugging the Scorpions' offices more than a decade ago.
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Former Sars officials wants NPA to withdraw summons against them
Ivan Pillay, Johan van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse van Rensburg have been charged in connection with spying on the Scorpions a decade ago.
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Lawyer: Evidence doesn’t support spying charges
It emerged on Friday that the Hawks have charged Ivan Pillay, Johan van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse van Rensburg in connection with the project 'Sunday Evenings'.
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Ex-Sars officials accused of spying: 'NPA displays clear bias, malice'
Ivan Pillay, Johan van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse van Rensburg have been charged in connection with a project dubbed ‘Sunday Evenings’, that included spying on the Scorpions.
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Former senior Sars officials charged in connection with spying on Scorpions
Ivan Pillay, Johan van Loggerenberg and Andries Janse van Rensburg have been implicated in the so-called ‘Project Sunday Evenings’ - so-named because intercepted communication was retrieved on Sunday evenings.
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‘Former Sars officials not facing charges at this stage’
Ivan Pillay & Johan Van Loggerenberg were interviewed by detectives for two hours each in Pretoria today.
