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M72: Three things you need to know about a TB jab that might work
Health
/ 25 July 2023

M72: Three things you need to know about a TB jab that might work

The only anti-tuberculosis shot we have is the century-old BCG vaccine given to infants, whose protection only lasts for 10 to 20 years

By Lillian Roberts
Six women show up Madagascar’s infamous justice system
Africa
/ 13 December 2018

Six women show up Madagascar’s infamous justice system

Poor Madagascans are left to rot in prison awaiting trial very often for crimes that they never committed

By Staff Reporter
Unembargoed: July 27 to August 2
Article
/ 30 July 2018

Unembargoed: July 27 to August 2

A fair trial? There’s a good chance the ex-president’s new heavyweights will claim he won’t get a fair trial and we focus on BRICS and Zim elections

By Mg Reporter
Limited seating for State v Zuma
Article
/ 31 May 2018

Limited seating for State v Zuma

Members of the media, public and special interest groups will have to apply if they want to watch and report on the proceedings in person

By Beauregard Tromp and Gemma Ritchie
NPA opening docket to charge Timol murder accused
Article
/ 24 October 2017

NPA opening docket to charge Timol murder accused

It is set to be the first prosecution of its kind for the death in detention of an anti-apartheid activist.

By Raeesa Pather
​Oscar’s defence should think twice before appealing sentence, says expert
Article
/ 5 July 2016

​Oscar’s defence should think twice before appealing sentence, says expert

Supreme Court of Appeal has already been very stern in its judgment, so lenience seems unlikely.

By News 24
Oscar Pistorius trial: The six most dramatic moments
Article
/ 4 July 2016

Oscar Pistorius trial: The six most dramatic moments

Drama galore during the Oscar Pistorius trials. Now that the procedures are to end soon, we look at some of the many media-grabbing moments.

By Raeesa Pather
Pimples: There’s no match for Oscar
Videos
/ 5 March 2014

Pimples: There’s no match for Oscar

Oscar Pistorius is grabbing all the headlines and for good reason too. Who cares about corruption and the poor? We have Oscar.

By Staff Reporter and Pimples
Duchess of York to be tried in absentia in Turkey
Article
/ 5 May 2012

Duchess of York to be tried in absentia in Turkey

A court in Turkey has begun a trial against Sarah Ferguson for allegedly taking part in the secret filming of orphanages in the country.

By Staff Reporter
No image available
Article
/ 18 May 2009

Protesters gather as Suu Kyi faces prison trial

Allies of Aung San Suu Kyi gathered outside the Rangoon prison on Monday where the Nobel Peace laureate faces trial.

By Aung Hla Tun
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Article
/ 12 March 2009

Bush shoe-thrower back in the dock

Muntadher al-Zeidi stands trial today inside Baghdad’s Green Zone at the central criminal court, an area normally reserved for terrorist cases.

By Staff Reporter

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