National prosecuting authority
Gqeberha man sentenced to six years in jail for using cloned bank cards
The National Prosecuting Authority said Phalo Sixishe faced 170 counts of fraud, which amounted to just over R675,000.
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NW senior prosecutor charged with statutory rape, sexually exploiting minors
The 45-year-old advocate was granted R10,000 bail.
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NPA, Hawks senior members appear in court for corruption
Three senior government officials from the Hawks and National Prosecuting Authority made their first appearance in the Pretoria Magistrates Court on 31 March 2021. They were arrested on charges of corruption. #Corruption #Hawks #NPA
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Mkhwebane’s perjury case postponed to June
She made a brief appearance before the Pretoria Magistrate Court on Thursday morning where the NPA asked for more time to deliberate on representations she made in January to have the charges withdrawn.
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Mkhwebane due back in court to answer to perjury charges
This will be Mkhwebane's second appearance on three counts of lying under oath.
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VBS bail bid: NPA says accused's pleas of poverty are 'part of the game'
Seven more accused connected to the VBS corruption scandal appeared in the Palm Ridge Magistrates Court on 12 March 2021 where their bail applications were granted, ranging from R50,000 to R100,000.
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NPA: Insufficient evidence to prosecute students arrested during Wits protests
Seven students were arrested for public violence during rolling protests over tertiary education fees at Wits.
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'No conflict of interest': Steinhoff funds NPA’s probe into its auditing scandal
The 'Financial Mail' on Friday reported that Steinhoff has agreed to give investigators from the Hawks and NPA R30 million to finance the investigation into the immense fraud at the company because the state doesn't have the budget.
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Man accused of hacking to death wife, 5 children intends to plead guilty - NPA
Nowa Makula (32) faces six charges of murder for allegedly hacking to death his wife and her five children in Dabekweni in the Eastern Cape last November.
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State says it has 217 witnesses ready to testify in Zuma-Thales corruption case
Zuma and Thales face corruption, money laundering and racketeering charges linked to the multibillion-rand arms deal.
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KwaDukuza man (22) sentenced to life imprisonment for raping elderly woman
In November 2018, the man entered the victim's house during the early morning hours where he physically attacked her before raping her and then stealing R27.
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Mkhwebane’s lawyer: Perjury charges against Public Protector are frivolous
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane appeared at the Pretoria Magistrates Court on Thursday on perjury charges. The case was postponed to 25 March 2021. #PublicProtector #BusisiweMkhwebane #DaliMpofu
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Surgeon Peter Beal now facing murder, fraud charges
He is accused of being responsible for the death of 10-year-old Zayyaan Sayed.
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Public Protector Mkhwebane due to appear in court tomorrow on perjury charge
Busisiwe Mkhwebane will appear in court on Thursday morning on a charge of perjury.
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Ex-Trillian Capital employee: Speaking out on state capture cost me my career
Mosilo Mothepu has accused the state and corporate South Africa of failing to support those brave enough to speak out against corruption.
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Another postponement expected in Zuma, Thales case
Zuma and Thales face corruption, money laundering and racketeering charges linked to a multibillion-rand arms deal.
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SIU, NPA say they’re making progress in probing COVID-19 related corruption
On Sunday, the head of the SIU Andy Mothibi along with counterparts at the National Prosecuting Authority and the Hawks gave an update on the push to battled corruption.
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Lungisa: Supporters must tell Ramaphosa to intervene in Zuma ‘attacks’
Lungisa, just hours after being released from the St Alban’s Prison in Port Elizabeth on Tuesday, told his supporters that it was their responsibility to tell President Cyril Ramaphosa that attacks on the former president must come to an end.
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Shepherd and Mary Bushiri can run, but they can’t hide - NPA
The couple is in Malawi after fleeing South Africa last week, claiming that they feared for their lives.
