But European executive Dirk Schreiber has entered into a leniency agreement, avoiding a financial penalty
Judge President Dustan Mlambo this week told the Judicial Service Commission that Judge Tshifhiwa Maumela, Mokgoathleng’s predecessor who was removed from the case, had not been assigned to preside over the trial to start with
The state’s bid to have a trial date set was stymied by Zuma’s counsel signalling that he was seeking leave to appeal
Some blame labour protections and unions for South Africa’s economic malaise. But this claim lacks evidence and stands to leave us in an even worse position
Acting for the MK party, Dali Mpofu said the ANC was only challenging the registration of the party because Jacob Zuma was campaigning for it
The Jacob Zuma-backed party will be facing off in the electoral court on Tuesday against the ANC, which is trying to have it deregistered
Accused number two, Bongani Ntanzi, told the court on Monday that he was threatened by accused number five, Fisokuhle Ntuli, to not say anything or he would be killed
The ruling party believes the DA is ‘compelled’ to go public on how it took decisions on top appointments where it governs
The Mail & Guardian interviews authors of a new book on women in a profession in which they have always been underrepresented
Kgathatso Tlhakudi said the allegations of an irregular selection process and the undervaluation of SAA assets to unfairly enrich selected ‘oligarchs’ should be spotlighted
Legal experts said Judge Ratha Mokgoathleng’s ruling would not affect the main trial as it is not final and can be revisited when new evidence comes to light
This is the second nuclear challenge the government will be fighting after they lost against NGOs in 2017
During a Mail & Guardian elections town hall debate, he also blamed technology in part for the high joblessness rate
The party’s secretary general said the ANC had removed people from its election candidates lists those who were affected by its step-aside rule and those with criminal records
The defence concluded its arguments on Monday, emphasising that its clients were tortured into confessing
Eskom won’t cut maintenance, despite German consortium’s recommendation, electricity minister says
The government has filed an application arguing that mass starvation is looming and asking the court to order an end to hostilities and the provision of humanitarian aid
In its closing arguments the state said the accused were not assaulted to force them to confess to killing the football player
State prosecutor George Baloyi objected to reopening the trial within a trial, saying Meyiwa’s family was entitled to finality in the matter
The ANC leader, who was implicated in the commission on state capture chaired by the chief justice, said Zondo had the ‘serious weakness’ of thinking the report was about himself
The financial facility will prioritise projects that help relieve congestion bottlenecks to regional electricity trading
About 65% of the web addresses analysed indicated that the users were also trading in other wildlife such as lion, tiger, leopard, reptiles, birds, antelope and primates
But the ANC say it will not allow the EFF to threaten it
Despite this, the mineral resources and energy minister said the environmental lobby’s opposition to oil and gas exploration jeopardised South Africa’s energy security
First accused Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya also wants Hawks detective Warrant Officer Meshack Makhubo and Colonel Vincent Leshabane in court
The electoral commission’s decision will weed out the one-man-and-a-TikTok-account parties clogging up the ballot paper
According to the treasury, the country’s authorities still need to fulfil 17 tasks in its 22-point plan
Minister Barbara Creecy said electric fences, bees and other methods were tried before the elephants were killed
As the stand-off on the sale of the airline continues, the committee relented to hear his version in camera but said agreeing to secrecy would be a breach of duty
The president also assured grieving families that the government would provide assistance for those injured
Essential policies were bypassed and entering into a memorandum of understanding with the economic zone would be high risk for United Nations Development Programme
The deputy chief justice is now likely to become the first woman to head the South African judiciary