Author: Mpho Koka

Interpol joins Saps due to Mozambican link to Boshoga
News

Interpol joins Saps due to Mozambican link to Boshoga

The South African Police Service (Saps) is on the hunt for Mozambican nationals linked to the kidnapping of Pretoria businessman Jerry Boshoga, whose name was last... Read more.
Mkhwanazi testifies before judicial commission of inquiry
Politics

‘Criminal justice system sabotaged’: Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi tells Madlanga commission

KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi says he called a media briefing on July 6 to inform the public about the challenges that... Read more.
Madlanga commission gets underway
News

Madlanga commission will be conducted in three phases, says evidence leader

Advocate Terry Motau, SC, the chief evidence leader of the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Criminality, Political Interference, and Corruption in the Criminal... Read more.
News

ConCourt ruling on husbands assuming wives’ surnames slammed as ‘un-African’.

Cultural experts have lashed out at the Constitutional Court ruling giving the green light for husbands to assume the surnames of their wives. The unanimous judgement... Read more.
Katiso Molefe denied bail
News

DJ Sumbody murder-accused Katiso ‘KT’ Molefe denied bail

Controversial businessman Katiso “KT” Molefe has been denied bail by the Alexandra Magistrate’s Court, where he is accused of murdering music producer and... Read more.
Please Call Me inventor rubbishes order forcing him to pay Vodacom’s legal fees 
News

Please Call Me inventor rubbishes order forcing him to pay Vodacom’s legal fees 

Please Call Me inventor Nkosana Makate says he is expected to pay to his lawyers 20 percent of the money he is going to get from Vodacom and that the Constitutional... Read more.
Makate and Vodacom's clash is far from over
Business

ConCourt sends Nkosana Makate, Vodacom Please-Call-Me case back to Supreme Court

The Constitutional Court has referred Nkosana Makate’s case, the inventor of Please Call Me, against Vodacom back to the Supreme Court of Appeal. The judgment,... Read more.