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Ed Sheeran concert sets record attendance figures: headlines from back in the day
What happened on this day, back in the day
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.
Meet Hazel Ntuli, who graduated with an Actuarial Science Degree at 17
At just 17, Hazel Ntuli has made history as one of the youngest graduates in actuarial science at the University of Pretoria.
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.
Meet Mongiwa Hazel Ntuli: The youngest Actuarial Science graduate from the University of Pretoria
Mongiwa Hazel Ntuli, at just 17, is set to graduate from the University of Pretoria with a degree in Actuarial Science, making her one of the youngest graduates in the institution's history. Her remarkable academic journey, grounded in faith and resilience, serves as an inspiration to young people everywhere, showcasing the power of perseverance.
Gauteng High Court rules against controversial CaseLines tender
In a landmark ruling, the Gauteng High Court annuls the controversial CaseLines tender awarded to Thomson Reuters, exposing potential conflicts of interest and raising questions about procurement integrity.
Hounded to his death after being outed as a gay, he eats a cyanide-laced apple
What happened today back in the day, on May 28
How Tshwane is revitalising its economy for a brighter future
The City of Tshwane is embarking on an ambitious journey to revitalise its economy and urban landscape, with plans unveiled by Executive Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya aimed at creating jobs and improving living conditions for its residents.
Bishop Zondo's legal battle: Accusations of rape and the quest for acquittal
Bishop Bafana Stephen Zondo faces multiple rape charges and is contesting the judge's refusal to recuse himself, as his legal team prepares to appeal.
Former midwife on trial for alleged negligence in baby boy's tragic death
Parents of a baby boy who died shortly after birth are set to testify in the Gauteng High Court against midwife Yolande Maritz Fouchee, who faces multiple charges including culpable homicide.
Trial of former midwife Yolande Maritz Fouchee begins over baby boy's death
In a gripping trial, the parents of a baby boy who tragically died shortly after birth will testify against midwife Yolande Maritz Fouchee, who faces serious charges including culpable homicide and assault.
Bishop Zondo's legal battle: Accusations of rape and the quest for acquittal
Bishop Bafana Stephen Zondo faces multiple rape charges and is contesting the judge's refusal to recuse himself, as his legal team prepares to appeal. The case continues to unfold in the Gauteng High Court.
Former midwife faces trial over baby boy's death
Parents of a baby boy who died shortly after birth are set to testify in the trial of midwife Yolande Maritz Fouchee, who faces multiple charges including culpable homicide and assault.
Desiree Liebenberg's bail appeal rejected
The wife of controversial diamond dealer Louis Liebenberg was for a second time refused bail. The Pretoria High Court found that she remains a flight risk.
Gauteng High Court to review OCJ tender amid procurement irregularities
The Gauteng High Court will review a tender awarded by the Office of the Chief Justice amid allegations of procurement irregularities, as three former officials seek to intervene in the proceedings to defend against defamatory claims.
Desiree Liebenberg's bail appeal rejected by the high court
The wife of controversial diamond dealer Louis Liebenberg was for a second time refused bail. The Pretoria High Court found that she remains a flight risk.
Gauteng high courts face crisis: Judicial Service Commission announces vacancies
The Gauteng High Court is facing a significant workload crisis, prompting the Judicial Service Commission to announce vacancies. Meanwhile, a Pretoria law firm challenges a new mandatory mediation directive in the Constitutional Court.
Family's fight for justice after traumatic childbirth at hands of a midwife
A Pretoria grandmother shares the traumatic story of her daughter's childbirth, where alleged midwife negligence resulted in a cerebral palsy diagnosis for the newborn, igniting a fight for justice.
University of Pretoria awards honorary doctorate to poet Makhosazana Xaba
Makhosazana Xaba, an acclaimed poet and activist, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Pretoria for her significant contributions to literature and feminist thought in South Africa.
Court hears evidence against midwife accused of causing baby deaths and disabilities
Yolande Maritz Fouchee, a midwife from Pretoria, faces serious allegations in the Gauteng High Court, including culpable homicide and assault, as mothers testify about the tragic outcomes of their births.
Evidence presented in court against midwife linked to baby deaths and disabilities
Yolande Maritz Fouchee, a deregistered midwife, faces 14 serious charges in the Gauteng High Court, including culpable homicide, as mothers testify against her alleged malpractice during childbirth.
Court hears evidence against midwife accused of causing baby deaths and disabilities
Yolande Maritz Fouchee, a midwife from Pretoria, faces serious allegations in the Gauteng High Court, including culpable homicide and assault, as mothers testify about the tragic outcomes of their births.
Gauteng woman who murdered two pensioners and forged will, faces long jail time
Zaheera Boomgaard, a 63-year-old woman from Gauteng, has been convicted of murdering two elderly individuals and forging a will, with sentencing set to begin on June 30.
Minister slams GBV in the force after trainee officer's alleged rape by Captain
South African police unions have raised serious alarm bells over the disturbing rise of gender-based violence (GBV) within their ranks following a shocking incident involving a 20-year-old trainee officer. The young woman was allegedly raped by a 59-year-old police captain, who has now been charged in connection with the crime.