Oscar Pistorius is likely to be charged with two additional counts of discharging a firearm in public, according to reports.
If put on trial and acquitted, suspended crime intelligence head Richard Mdluli believes it is his right to sue for possible malicious prosecution.
The National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson says a man arrested over the murder and rape of two toddlers has confessed to committing the crimes.
Mxolisi Nxasana says his decision to wait on an appeal court ruling to reinstate charges against Richard Mdluli is not a delaying tactic.
The Hawks have laid a criminal complaint against the NPA’s Lawrence Mrwebi for dropping charges against former crime intelligence head Richard Mdluli.
Meera Naidu, the prosecutor in a few of businessperson Shawn Mpisane’s cases, faces National Prosecuting Authority suspension, says its spokesperson.
A review of the Richard Mdluli case should be handled by the national director of public prosecutions, argued a representative of the organisation.
The case against Richard Mdluli, although intricate, comes down to one question – can citizens demand transparency of those who protect them?
President Jacob Zuma has been granted leave to appeal by the South Gauteng High Court against the order to release the spy tapes.
From the gang violence in Manenberg, the appointment of Mxolisi Nxasana to the cronut readers weigh-in, in letters to the editor.
The case against Richard Mdluli can be seen as a dry run for the DA’s bid to have corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma reinstated.
President Jacob Zuma has appointed Mxolisi Nxasana as the new national director of public prosecutions, says the presidency.
The NPA has refused to comment on reports that paralympian Oscar Pistorius faces two new charges of recklessly discharging a gun in a public place.
Judge Rammak Mathopo has a big task: to decide if the spy tapes should be handed over to the DA and whether the NPA is in contempt of court.
Court challenges on the National Prosecuting Authority boss and the make-up of the judiciary illustrate South Africa’s discarded principles.
Many are not aware that Zuma gave a presidential pardon to the husband of current director of public prosecutions Nomgcobo Jiba to buy her loyalty.
The embattled prosecutor has gone back to court as the National Prosecuting Authority brings new disciplinary charges against her.
President Jacob Zuma will oppose a Constitutional Court application to force him to appoint a permanent national director of public prosecutions.
Judgment on prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach’s application to be reinstated to her job has been reserved by the Labour Court in Johannesburg.
A report says Glynnis Breytenbach will file an urgent Labour Court application, accusing Nomgcobo Jiba of conducting a "witch-hunt" against her.
Despite being acquitted of all charges, senior prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach has still not been able to return to her post.
Why does Glynnis Breytenbach’s reinstatement at the NPA threaten Jacob Zuma’s allies? We explain it all in under five minutes.
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe has defended the NPA’s record by saying he is satisfied that the prosecuting body is doing a good job.
The NPA says it will bring a court challenge against a disciplinary hearing’s ruling in favour of suspended prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach.
Budget cuts and unpopular decisions – including its case against Glynnis Breytenbach – are eroding public trust in the National Prosecuting Authority.
A comprehensive timeline of National Prosecuting Authority’s advocate Glynnis Breytenbach’s disciplinary hearing.
The Marikana inquiry may at some point in the distant future provide guidance on how to ensure police accountability to the public it serves.
The "justice" part of the criminal-justice system comes in for intense scrutiny, but the "criminal" part is, of course, just as important.
The DA says Deputy Judge President Willem van der Merwe has instructed that the continued spy tapes battle be heard before a full Bench of judges.
South Africans are crying out for real leadership because they are not getting it from President Jacob Zuma, writes Nickolaus Bauer.
The NPA says the prosecution was let down by unreliable witnesses, chiefly the two brought to identify the police officers seen assaulting Tatane.
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela may ultimately avoid going to jail, but will find her political platform further shrunk in the aftermath.