Sergeant Mlungisi Mthethwa testified that forensic officer Thabo Mosia arrived before 10pm and not after midnight
Thabo Mosia ended his testimony by making more key concessions against the state’s allegations
Defence uses the late Brigadier Philani Ndlovu’s July 2019 affidavit to test state witness’s credibility
Defence advocate Zandile Mshololo applied for the state to be censured for allegedly not making full disclosures
Limpopo police are apparently unaware they can use the home affairs department’s database to track suspected criminals
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The SIU alleges fraud and graft in state mining company’s procurement
The state has already paid out R170-million in claims following the August 2012 massacre
The power utility said it would go to court to declare ownership of land not registered to it, but has not done so
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When the winning Banyana Banyana team returned, the Safa president and sports minister claimed their share of the victory
The public works minister has not acted on alleged Sacap mismanagement despite a damning ruling against the architectural council
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