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Government to deal with violent protesters
Jeff Radebe says government wants to fast track cases involving people arrested during violent protests.
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Radebe defends police and courts
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe says people should not use the Oscar Pistorius case to paint SA in a bad light.
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Sexual Offences Courts may be reopened
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe is looking into the costs needed to reopen the Sexual Offences Courts.
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'New SIU boss must be of utmost integrity'
Former NDPP Vusi Pikoli says it is vital a person of utmost integrity be appointed as SIU boss.
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Zuma to appoint new SIU head
Justice Ministry has announced that Jacob Zuma will appoint a new SIU head next month.
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Apartheid lawsuit pushes on
An NGO representing Apartheid victims says it will push forward with its case against muti-national companies.
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Families to attend Marikana inquiry
Families of the Marikana shooting victims are expected to attend the commission of inquiry today.
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We'll continue funding Marikana families - Radebe
The Justice Minister says the Marikana victims’ families will be able to attend inquiry hearings.
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Malema lashes out at Ramaphosa, Radebe
Julius Malema said the two NEC members benefit from the mining industry.
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Mine violence plan unconstitutional - Amcu
Amcu’s Joseph Mathunjwa says the police's new directive is unconstitutional.
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No clarity on mine violence plan
It is still not clear how government will enforce its security crackdown in the mining sector.
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No state of emergency - Radebe
Ministers assure South Africa that there is no state of emergency in the mining sector.
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Govt promises action against security threats
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe says government will clampdown on illegal gathering and security threats.
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'Hlophe fee decision indefensible'
Minister Jeff Radebe's decision to pay Hlophe's legal costs was legally and ethically indefensible, FUL says.
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Radebe opens new court
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe said the new Palm Ridge Magistrate’s Court was built within budget.
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Poachers feeling the pressure - Radebe
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe says significant headway is being made in the prosecution of poachers.
