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CCTV footage used to nab Mthokozisi Ntumba’s alleged killers

The cops accused of killing Mthokozisi Ntumba during the Wits student protests last week will spend another week in custody as the NPA opposes bail

‘I‘m scared’: Viwe Dalingozi died two days after she was doused in petrol and set alight, allegedly by her then boyfriend, Mpho Tobane

No justice yet for Viwe Dalingozi

The wheels of justice rolled once more in the murder case against the boyfriend who allegedly set her on fire — only for it to be postponed again

Kanya Cekeshe’s legal team filed an urgent appeal at the Johannesburg high court on Tuesday against Monday’s judgment by magistrate Theunis Carstens.

Kanya Cekeshe’s lawyer appeals decision not to grant him bail to the high court

Kanya Cekeshe’s legal team filed an urgent appeal at the Johannesburg high court on Tuesday against Monday’s judgment by magistrate Theunis Carstens.

Kanya Cekeshe has been in Leeuwkop prison since December 2017, after he was sentenced to five years behind bars for public violence and malicious damage to property. (Delwyn Verasamy/M&G)

Kanya Cekeshe’s lawyer appeals decision not to grant him bail to the high court

After being denied bail, the #FeesMustFall activist’s legal team is going to the Johannesburg high court

Kanya Cekeshe’s legal team filed an urgent appeal at the Johannesburg high court on Tuesday against Monday’s judgment by magistrate Theunis Carstens.

Kanya Cekeshe told to remain in prison

#FeesMustFall activist loses his case for leave to appeal his conviction for setting a police vehicle on fire in 2016

Khanya Cekeshe’s bail hearing is a reminder of the attitude the state has employed towards the youth of South Africa.

Kanya Cekeshe to know his faith on Monday

In court, his defence tore holes in the state case and how he ended up admitting guilt for setting a police vehicle on fire

ACRM President Teenage Moosa Kumbe explains why they showed support for the foreign nationals who were arrested last week.

ACRM stands in solidarity with the arrested foreign nationals

ACRM President Teenage Moosa Kumbe explains why they showed support for the foreign nationals who were arrested last week.

Judge Motata called to explain court delay

Drunken driving accused Judge Nkola Motata was called upon to explain in court on Monday why his second set of lawyers had withdrawn from the case.

Jo’burg court interpreters down tools

Interpreters in the Jo’burg Magistrate’s Court sang protest songs on Monday morning, refusing to go to court rooms until management addressed them.

Motata advocate questions forensics

Judge Nkola Motata’s drunk-driving trial on Tuesday centred on calculations used to validate the quantity of alcohol in his blood stream.