‘South Africans are so inured to protests that a small protest at an NPA office in Cape Town barely registers’
SA Titanic needs to do a 180˚ turn in record time if the country is to be rescued from the quagmire
The Veterans’ League says the executive is trying to fob off its job of tackling the Zuma mess
If a fresh indictment is served on the president, Gwede Mantashe wields the power to axe his boss
By disavowing a 46-year-old lie, the court offers a chance at justice for many more
The NPA has decided not to prosecute the mother who stabbed three men — after the massive public outcry that followed her arrest
The case of the Eastern Cape mother who allegedly killed her daughter’s rapist has been struck off the roll.
Zuma’s artful dodger may be beyond criminal accountability but the NPA, and its contradictions, is not.
Criminal charges were laid against three M&G staffers by presidential spokesperson Mac Maharaj in November 2011.
After eight years of intense legal battles in the spy tapes case, it took the SCA less than a morning to extract two crippling concessions
A landmark case on environmental crimes could pave the way for more non-NPA court action
The damage done by state capture does not blind us to the fact that the democratic project belongs to all citizens
This is the harshest sentence ever handed down for human trafficking in South Africa and marked the culmination of a two-year long trial
Eusebius McKaiser writes about "thieves" that are threatening South Africa’s democracy
Those who find their lives threatened in violent, abusive relationships have little recourse to justice
The Timol family believes Joao Rodrigues helped to orchestrate a cover-up of Timol’s death
The directorate charged with investigating the police has trouble convicting the enemy within
Seemingly stalled probes stoke concerns that the criminal justice system is broken
The National Prosecuting Authority may decide at the end of July whether or not it will prosecute anyone over allegedly corrupt contracts.
Two laptops belonging to prosecutors were stolen at the offices of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in Pretoria.
Central to the case is whether the former NPA boss jumped or was pushed out of his job
The inquest is expected to be heard from June 26 and June 30, and then resume between July 24 and August 4, and August 10 and 11.
"With someone as incompetent as Shaun Abrahams around, you have to be very naive to think the NPA does its work without fear or favour."
Zuma kicks another political football into touch, as the Hawks, NPA and public protector look on
The ex-prosecutions boss says that, contrary to the president’s claim, he never asked to leave the NPA
North Gauteng director of public prosecutions Advocate Sibongile Mzinyathi will also not be suspended.
The state advocate said he will join lobby group AfriForum to pursue prosecutions on their behalf – and he may dust off some of his old files.
The IPID chief says the elite police unit’s latest move is the culmination of a campaign against him.
The Gauteng Hawks head made explosive claims of espionage and high treason against Paul O’Sullivan, a private investigator.
The DA leader made the remark as he opened a debate meant to focus on the effect of the NPA’s decisions on the economy.
The North Gauteng High Court took issue with the speed at which the applicants made the application.
The president made his latest statements in an affidavit that was filed in response to an urgent application for Abrahams’ suspension.