Court hears former apartheid officer's remorse for activist's murder
In a pivotal court case, Johan Marais admits his guilt in the murder of Caiphus Nyoka, reflecting on his actions and the impact on the Nyoka family.
Johan Marais, former apartheid officer, expresses deep remorse for activist Caiphus Nyoka's murder
In a poignant moment during his sentencing, former apartheid officer Johan Marais reveals his deep remorse for the 1987 murder of activist Caiphus Nyoka, igniting discussions on justice and accountability in South Africa.
Mamelodi Skate Club aims to create Edu-Park as a beacon of hope for local youth
Despite facing bureaucratic hurdles, Poelo Mofolo, founder of the Mamelodi Skate Club, remains steadfast in his quest to establish EduPark, a multi-purpose facility aimed at empowering the youth of Mamelodi and fostering community spirit.
Homeowner's legal battle over stray golf balls at Centurion Golf Course
Homeowner Jan Small takes legal action against Centurion Golf Course, claiming stray golf balls from the 12th hole pose a danger to his family and property.
Judge's secretary gets written death threat amid harassment inquiry
The Women’s Legal Centre condemns a chilling death threat against Andiswa Mengo, secretary to an Eastern Cape High Court judge, amid serious sexual harassment allegations against Judge President Selby Mbenenge, spotlighting the urgent need for protective measures for women speaking out.
Motorist awarded R26. 6m after pothole accident leaves her paraplegic
A motorist has been awarded R26. 6 million in compensation after a pothole accident left her paraplegic, highlighting the negligence of the North West Department of Public Works.
State must pay R26. 6m to motorist left a paraplegic after accident caused by pothole
A motorist has been awarded R26. 6 million in compensation after a pothole accident left her paraplegic, highlighting the negligence of the North West Department of Public Works.
Andiswa Mengo's death threat underscores the risks for women confronting harassment
The Women’s Legal Centre condemns a chilling death threat against Andiswa Mengo, secretary to an Eastern Cape High Court judge, amid serious sexual harassment allegations against Judge President Selby Mbenenge, spotlighting the urgent need for protective measures for women speaking out.
High Court intervenes in Centurion golf course's stray ball safety dispute
A homeowner's urgent legal battle against Centurion Golf Course highlights safety concerns over stray golf balls, as he seeks to maintain the hole's current layout.
Overturned Cholota extradition will not affect Ace Magashule asbestos trial - NPA
The Bloemfontein High Court's ruling on Moroadi Cholota's extradition raises questions about jurisdiction and the NPA's next steps in a high-profile corruption case.
Road Accident Fund CEO Collins Letsoalo suspended pending inquiry
Collins Letsoalo, CEO of the Road Accident Fund, faces a precautionary suspension amid serious allegations of misconduct, including defiance of parliamentary authority. What does this mean for the future of the Fund?
Pipla and claimants contest mediation directive in Gauteng civil trials
The Personal Injury Lawyers Association and claimants challenge the Gauteng High Court's new directive mandating mediation before civil trials, raising concerns about access to justice for vulnerable individuals.
NPA says overturned Cholota extradition will not affect Ace Magashule trial
The Bloemfontein High Court's ruling on Moroadi Cholota's extradition raises questions about jurisdiction and the NPA's next steps in a high-profile corruption case.
Judge highlights flaws in urgent application process against Reserve Bank
In a landmark ruling, a judge criticises the improper service of an urgent application against the SA Reserve Bank, underscoring the critical importance of adhering to fair legal procedures.
Court rules Ace Magashule's assistant cannot be tried in asbestos case as her extradition is unlawful
The Bloemfontein High Court has ruled that Moroadi Cholota, former Free State premier Ace Magashule's assistant, cannot be tried in the R255 million asbestos case due to an unlawful extradition from the USA.
Trial of midwife accused of causing baby deaths will resume in January
Yolande Maritz Fouchee, a midwife from Pretoria East, faces serious allegations in a trial that has revealed tragic outcomes for several infants. The case resumes in January, with medical experts set to testify against her.
Organisation that took Ramaphosa to court over Phala Phala scandal faces legal costs after withdrawing application
The Society for the Protection of our Constitution withdraws its application against President Ramaphosa, facing potential legal costs as the court deliberates on the case.
High Court orders new hearing for persecuted gay man seeking asylum
A Chadian man, imprisoned for his sexual orientation, seeks refuge in South Africa after fleeing persecution. A court has ordered a fresh hearing for his asylum application, highlighting the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in Chad.
Persecuted gay man, shunned in his homeland, granted reconsideration of asylum in SA
A Muslim man imprisoned in Chad for his sexual orientation, seeks asylum in South Africa after a court criticised the refusal of his application.
Gauteng High Court's mediation directive faces legal action from accident victim
A Durban woman left paraplegic after a vehicle accident is set to challenge the Gauteng High Court's new mandatory mediation directive, arguing it denies her access to justice and raises constitutional concerns.
Court orders reconsideration of asylum for persecuted gay man
A Muslim man imprisoned in Chad for his sexual orientation, seeks asylum in South Africa after a court criticised the refusal of his application.
Elderly man wrongfully arrested for child rape to receive R1. 5 million in damages
An elderly man from Mpumalanga, wrongfully accused of child rape and imprisoned for over 16 months, is set to receive R1. 5 million in damages from the police after a Gauteng High Court ruling.
At 17, Mongiwa Hazel Ntuli becomes UP's youngest Actuarial Science graduate
Mongiwa Hazel Ntuli, at just 17 years old, is set to graduate from the University of Pretoria with a degree in Actuarial Science, showcasing her remarkable academic journey and resilience.
Supreme Court of Appeal reserves judgment on President Ramaphosa's recognition of King Misuzulu
The Supreme Court of Appeal is set to rule on President Cyril Ramaphosa's appeal regarding his recognition of King Misuzulu, following a High Court judgment that questioned the legitimacy of the process.
Mother testifies against midwife after the death of her son
Testimony in the Gauteng High Court reveals the tragic circumstances surrounding the death of a newborn, as parents accuse midwife Yolande Maritz Fouchee of negligence and assault during childbirth.