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.
Suspended senior prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach has hit back at the National Prosecuting Authority for the catalogue of charges brought against her.
The state has been caught between a brick and a hard place in its crackdown on long-running cartels in South Africa’s construction industry.
Suspended prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach’s usual gruffness softened as she took centre stage in her disciplinary hearing.
Glynnis Breytenbach’s lawyer accuses her boss of adding a ‘scurrilous gloss’ to the complaint
The National Prosecuting Authority has accused an attorney, testifying for Glynnis Breytenbach, of making up evidence during the disciplinary hearing.
Fight over Sishen Iron Ore has taken centre stage in case against prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach.
Advocate Wim Trengove, representing Glynnis Breytenbach at her disciplinary hearing, has tried to show that the NPA had no grounds to suspend her.
Businesses will circumvent the law to protect their interests if government is corrupt, writes Songezo Zibi.
Top prosecutors at the NPA were overwhelmingly in favour of pressing ahead with the corruption case against Jacob Zuma, says a newspaper report.
Mac Maharaj did his best to spin President Jacob Zuma’s withdrawal of his legal action against Jonathan Shapiro.
A priority crimes litigation unit exists in the National Prosecuting Authority and has a mandate to prosecute apartheid-era human rights violators.
Parliament’s oversight committee on justice has expressed concern over the length of time it has taken to appoint a new head of the NPA.
After a 10-year legal war, President Jacob Zuma is trying to prevent the tapes that got him off the hook from being made public.
President Jacob Zuma has asked the North Gauteng High Court to clarify what records regarding the so-called spy tapes should be released.
Senior ANC parliamentarian Yolanda Botha has found herself in increasingly hot water after the NPA froze her Kimberley house and other assets.
Lawyers acting for President Jacob Zuma have failed to meet the deadline to file court papers in response to the DA’s request for the spy tapes.
The National Prosecuting Authority’s annual report has revealed the number of finalised sexual offence cases has dropped for 2011/12.
The NPA has confirmed that it has appointed Eastern Cape Advocate Selby Mbenenge SC as chairperson in the disciplinary hearing of Glynnis Breytenbach.
The claim to records based on public interest is outweighed by the need to fight corruption, says the National Prosecuting Authority.
In a blistering judgment, the Constitutional Court has set aside President Jacob Zuma’s decision to appoint Menzi Simelane as prosecutions boss.
The decision to charge the Marikana miners with murder was based on the same logic that was used to convict taxi-driver Jacob Humphries of murder.