Dros rape accused to go on trial in September
The trial will be held in the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria and is expected to run from September 9 to 20.
#DrosRape: Accused declared fit to stand trial
The State said they obtained a psychological report as well as a psychiatric report that the accused can stand trial
Solly Msimanga officially resigns
Tshwane mayor Solly Msimanga has officially resigned.
Msimanga announced he would be resigning as Tshwane mayor two weeks ago, saying...
Red berets hit back at Gordhan with charges of their own
The EFF announced a criminal case will be opened against Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan
Gordhan lays criminal charges against Malema
Last week, the EFF leader launched a scathing attack on Pravin Gordhan outside the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture
High Court rules in favour of Xolobeni community in historic mining rights case
The Amadiba Crisis Committee launched a court battle against the department of mineral resources and TEM over mining rights earlier this year
Court prevents Eskom from cutting off Musina’s electricity
The Musina municipality has defaulted on its payments to Eskom
Bosasa saga: ‘The President didn’t declare it because it’s dirty money’ — Maimane
The president backtracked on a response he gave before the National Assembly about the payment from Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson
Ramaphosa must admit he lied to Parliament — Malema
Ramaphosa backtracked on a response he gave before the National Assembly 11 days ago about the payment from Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson
More than 230 cash-in-transit heist suspects arrested since April — Cele
Police are cracking down on cash-in-transit heists, Police Minister Bheki Cele said on Tuesday
Two cops arrested over TUT student’s shooting death
Katlego Monareng was shot dead during student representative council elections at the Soshanguve campus in August
Internet access has become a human right, data inquiry hears
Media Monitoring Africa suggested several solutions including free access to the internet at all government sites such as schools and libraries
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