Christina Pitt
latest news & developmentsProtesting Bo-Kaap residents claim small victory as crane leaves, charges dropped
A handful of elderly people waited peacefully for hours for the removal of the crane — a far cry from the violent events that took place on Tuesday
City of Cape Town relaxes water restrictions
The City of Cape Town has made the move to relax current water restrictions from Level 6B to Level 5 from October 1
ANC rejects Sunday Times allegations
The ruling party has rejected the newspaper’s allegations of secret meeting plans to oust President Cyril Ramaphosa
Jiba visited NPA offices but not in contempt of court — state attorney
Nomgcobo Jiba was at the NPA offices in Pretoria while on special leave, but has provided specific reasons for the visits
Hlophe to appear before Judicial Conduct Tribunal
The Judge President of the Western Cape High Court will face a Judicial Conduct Tribunal for allegedly attempting to influence ConCourt judges
De Lille back in court to challenge Steenhuisen report
On Wednesday, the high court set aside the DA’s decision to terminate her party membership over comments she made during a radio interview
Court to seize property worth R300 000 from Luthuli House
The City of Johannesburg has obtained a writ of execution against the ANC for its failure to pay over R300 000 in legal fees owed to the City
KZN premier to receive Moerane Commission report
The commission investigated killings that have taken place in the province since 2011
EFF and DA to host opposing rallies in PE ahead of motion of no confidence in Trollip
Malema has said that the EFF would ensure Trollip’s removal to teach the DA a lesson for their stance on land expropriation without compensation
Zuma likely to challenge Abrahams’ decision to prosecute
Zuma’s lawyer Michael Hulley said that he had received a "terse response" from NDPP Shaun Abrahams regarding the unsuccessful representations.
CRL Rights Commission to go to ConCourt after Ngcobo massacre
The commission said it wanted to determine whether religious regulation was within Parliament’s constitutional mandate, following the shooting