One of the Boeremag medical doctors jailed for high treason has said that he believes he will die in jail because he is a white political prisoner.
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In one South Africa, treasonous murderers have received their just sentences. In another, heroic warriors have been jailed without cause.
A high court judge says the Boeremag aimed to destroy democracy when it planted bombs, condemning six members to effectively 25 years in prison.
The sentencing of 20 Boeremag members convicted of treason will take place in the high court in Pretoria next week.
Convicted Boeremag member Kobus Pretorius has told the North Gauteng High Court he is not the same man who was arrested in 2002, reports SABC news.
Boeremag members found guilty of high treason could apply for their convictions to be overturned, the North Gauteng High Court has heard.
Boeremag bomber Herman van Rooyen has become the 15th man to be convicted of high treason by the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria.
Tom Vorster, who played a leading role in planning a right-wing coup, has become the tenth accused to be convicted of treason.
An accountant who was to be in charge of taking over Pretoria during a planned rightwing coup has been found guilty of treason.
Andre du Toit has been found guilty of treason after Judge Eben Jordaan said there was no doubt he had been part of the inner circle of the Boeremag.
It took more than nine years for the state to achieve its first conviction in the case but it has finally received a verdict: guilty of treason.
It’s clear the Boeremag plotters had a deadly serious intent. Phillip de Wet unpacks the plan to overthrow the SA government and start a race war.
Judgment in the treason trial of a group of right-wingers charged with trying to overthrow the ANC-led government enters its second day .
The high court in Pretoria has ordered that four of the Boeremag treason-trial accused may no longer be held in leg irons overnight.
The Boeremag treason trial’s oldest accused, Vis Visagie, was rushed to hospital on Wednesday after falling ill in the dock.
Security was stepped up at the Palace of Justice in Pretoria on Wednesday after Tuesday’s foiled escape attempt by five Boeremag treason trialists.
The Boeremag treason trial has hit another snag, which may see even more tax money spent on the defence of the accused.