Bongani Ntanzi maintains that he was never represented by former police officer Dominic Mjiyako
The student aid scheme has in the past received qualified audit opinions, but most recently received an adverse opinion because of shambolic internal controls
The debate on the State of the Nation address, predictably, became a campaign stump for all parties
Accused number two Bongani Ntanzi has said that he was assaulted and not read his rights
Army clampdown has led to assaults and the property of legal miners being confiscated
The president said ‘every person responsible’ must be held to account, in a state of the nation address made with the election in mind
The financial aid scheme did not take steps to ensure a settlement between the funds paid to higher education institutions and the allocation of those funds to students
Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya is on the stand in the trial-within-a-trial to determine whether confessions made by him and Bongani Ntanzi are admissible
Defence witness says he was beaten and ‘tubed’ until he urinated
South Africa are into their first Afcon semi-final since 2000 and will face much-fancied Nigeria on Wednesday
History teaches us the dangers of one group of people claiming moral authority over the rights of another and Israel should take note
Advocate Zandile Mshololo grilled state witness Brigadier Bongani Gininda on why he did not report the assault of the accused to IPID
Advocate Zandile Mshololo continued to grill state witness Brigadier Bongani Gininda
The City of Cape Town has installed meters that limit the amount of water people use but it is hurting the poor, who use far less water than the wealthy
The court heard testimony that Meyiwa’s murder was a contract killing and not a robbery gone wrong
State Prosecutor objected to the lead investigation, reading some parts of the statement as it contains names of others who had not yet responded
Despite protestations from a defence advocate, Judge Ratha Mokgoathleng orders the affidavit to be admitted as evidence
Brigadier Bongani Gininda challenges the state’s botched robbery claim, saying there was a hit on the footballer
Investors will struggle to look beyond the country’s energy and logistics crises
The decision will provide relief to children whose parents’ identity documents have been marked as suspicious or under investigation
Climate change is already having ‘catastrophic impacts’ on many species and their ability to provide ecosystem services to humanity
Dock workers are demanding transparency over Transnet’s partnership with the Filipino container company and an assurance there will be no retrenchments
Vision Partners say they will “engage and settle” with the SA Sugar Association
The secretary general’s truth talk this week has turned the blaze on his comrades in the ANC
Israel’s prime minister has used religious rhetoric referring to the country’s Biblical historical enemy to incite troops to war, South Africa’s legal team told the court
The fightback against Zuma’s defection and launch of the MK party has begun
South Africa has descended into what Gramsci called a ‘catastrophic equilibrium’
The taxpayer-funded scheme has accused the civil rights organisation of veering into politics and, with the higher education minister, has threatened legal action
Western Cape premier Alan Winde talks about fighting budget cuts, a vision for the future, and his confidence ahead of the elections
Durban and Cape Town have experienced tourism growth to achieve economic revenue exceeding pre-Covid-19 levels
As the ANC’s standing and support sink to new lows, there is no emancipatory alternative ready to take to the hustings
South Africans love the ruling party – they just don’t like it at the moment – and the opposition parties appear to have learnt nothing in 30 years