Justice ministry
Justice Minister hopes costly Zondo Commission will wrap up in June
Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola said the state capture inquiry had been costly and forced his department to put some of its programmes...
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Justice Ministry: We can't intervene in Mcebo Dlamini matter
On Monday the Fees Must Fall activist called on Justice Minister Ronald Lamola to expunge his criminal record so that he could further his legal career.
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SAHRC welcomes sentence handed down to Vicki Momberg
Momberg was caught on camera in 2016 racially abusing police officers who were trying to help her after a smash and grab incident.
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Consultation period on hate crimes bill extended
The Justice Ministry has extended the consultation period on the bill which is aimed at making it a criminal offense to make racist comments.
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Justice Ministry spends R3m on Dewani
Murder accused Shrien Dewani was flown from the UK to South Africa on a private chartered jet.
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Sexual offences court promises justice
The deputy minister says the training of magistrates and prosecutors at these courts are important.
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Ceres rape victim in 'stable condition'
The four-month-old girl has undergone five surgeries in the last few weeks.
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Dewani 'guaranteed' fair trial
The Justice Ministry has assured Shrien Dewani that South Africa upholds the rule of law.
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'Guptagate': Dept to complete probes
Jeff Radebe promised that his Dept. will file a report on their findings into the Gupta saga by Tuesday.
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Strike will not disrupt courts
The Justice Ministry is appointing acting magistrates.
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'Sexual offences courts to be re-opened'
The Justice Ministry says courts that will hear sexual offences cases may start operating before June.
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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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Gender commission failing its duties - report
The Commission for Gender Equality is not doing its work properly, according to a report.
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Arms deal inquiry draining resources
The Justice Ministry says the inquiry into the arms deal is draining ministry resources.
