Murder accused Najwa Petersen faced a day of intense cross-examination before Judge Siraj Desai on Wednesday over the death of her husband, Taliep.
A note apparently written by high court Judge Nkola Motata on the night of his alleged drunken-driving accident was admitted as evidence on Wednesday.
Jacob Zuma’s trial on corruption charges will not damage the ANC, the party’s president said in Mozambique on Tuesday night.
A former dormitory matron charged with abuse at US talk show host Oprah Winfrey’s girls academy in South Africa on Tuesday pleaded not guilty.
Najwa Petersen told the Cape High Court on Tuesday how an intruder put a gun to her head and demanded money on the night her husband was killed.
Slain musician Taliep Peterson had planned to take his wife, Najwa, on holiday to London and Paris, the Cape High Court heard on Monday.
The trial of three people accused of murdering Avhatakali Netshisaulu, son of City Press editor Mathatha Tsedu, has been postponed to Tuesday.
The date for the continuation of Ekurhuleni metro police chief Robert McBride’s drunken-driving trial will be decided on September 1.
The Johannesburg High Court on Monday postponed the airport robbery trial until next Tuesday.
Free State African National Congress (ANC) members and guests on Friday pledged nearly R1,5-million for ANC president Jacob Zuma’s legal battles.
Cape Judge President John Hlophe has applied for an order that the Constitutional Court has violated his rights, media reported on Thursday.
Motorsport chief Max Mosley won his privacy case on Thursday against a UK newspaper that alleged he took part in a Nazi-themed sadomasochistic orgy.
The CEO of the Pan South African Language Board told a court on Wednesday that children at a local school ”are taught what we call kitchen Zulu”.
Anne Darwin, wife of the UK canoeist who faked his own death to claim life-insurance money, was found guilty of fraud on Wednesday.
A brother and sister were charged in the Pinetown Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday for the murder of their parents.
Digital data such as the cellphone recordings of Judge Nkola Motata’s alleged drunken rantings should be considered as real evidence, the state says.
The trial of Durban businessman Prince Sifiso Zulu has been set down for August, the Durban Magistrate’s Court heard on Friday.
The state has rejected arguments that a drunken-driving charge against former ANC chief whip Tony Yengeni be withdrawn, a Cape Town court has heard.
Judgement on the admissibility of recordings taken at the scene of Judge Nkola Motata’s alleged drunken-driving accident is expected next week.
There was nothing unlawful about the way former SA cricketer Garth le Roux dealt with commissions for property sales, his lawyer has told a court.
Digital data is far easier to manipulate than analogue data, a legal evidence expert has testified at Judge Nkola Motata’s drunken-driving trial.
The father of murdered mining magnate Brett Kebble is suing the men accused of killing him, Glenn Agliotti and John Stratton, for R15-million.
A star defence witness failed to turn up in a privacy case involving sadomasochistic sex and the head of world motor racing on Thursday.
Suspended SABC CEO Dali Mpofu’s lawyer argued with a judge on Thursday over whether Mpofu’s case should be referred to the Labour Court.
Judge Nkola Motata’s drunken-driving case was postponed in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Thursday because a state witness is ill.
Two police officers have described as accurate audio recordings involving them after Judge Nkola Motata’s alleged drunken-driving accident.
Former Fidentia boss J Arthur Brown is not getting the medication he needs while he is in prison, his attorney said on Monday.
Some aspects of witness Richard Baird’s testimony were ”untruthful”, a lawyer for Judge Nkola Motata said at Motata’s drunken-driving trial on Friday.
Being singled out as ”the white guy” is what prompted Richard Baird to record Judge Nkola Motata’s rantings, a court heard on Friday.
Former airport security boss Paul O’Sullivan has filed court papers against suspended police chief Jackie Selebi to challenge his 2003 dismissal.
A divide-and-rule strategy has emerged from the response of Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe to the complaint laid against him.
A witness to Judge Nkola Motata’s accident said he did not speak to Motata for the first half hour on the scene because the judge was mainly asleep.