Thousands of remand detainees can’t afford bail of less than R1k
A total of 2, 217 remand detainees are currently sitting in prison because they cannot afford bail of less than R1, 000. This was revealed by Thembelihle Nhlanzi-Ngema,... Read more.
‘Inmates at overcrowded Worcester prison sleeping under beds, in passages’
Some of the inmates at the Worcester Correctional Centre’s male facility in the Western Cape are sleeping underneath their beds and in passages due to the... Read more.
Axed top cop Khomotso Phahlane wants his job back after dismissal five years ago
Former acting national police commissioner Khomotso Phahlane has returned to the Labour Appeal Court in a bid to declare his dismissal from the South African Police... Read more.
Matthew Lani gets green light for R2.5m lawsuit against Gauteng education department
The Johannesburg High Court has granted an order in favour of controversial content creator Matthew Bongani Lani in relation to his ongoing defamation lawsuit against... Read more.
WATCH | Businessman gets protection order after graveyard clash with competitor
A “fallout” between a North West businessman and his former service provider has turned ugly, leading the businessman to obtain an interim protection... Read more.
Parliament passes Immigration Amendment Bill
The National Assembly passed the Immigration Amendment Bill during its plenary sitting on Thursday. This was revealed by parliament’s spokesperson Moloto Mothapo.... Read more.
Woman in R500k theft scandal at Sol Plaatje University granted bail
A woman who is accused of stealing more than R500 000 from Sol Plaatje University in Kimberley has been granted R2000 bail. This information was revealed by Northern... Read more.
Prosecutions boss declines to withdraw charges against SAFA head Danny Jordaan
The office of the newly appointed acting South Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has dismissed representations made by all of the accused in the fraud... Read more.
Principal disciplined as governance crumbles at Cape Town college
The College of Cape Town, Western Cape, is plagued by weak governance, low staff morale and disruptions to academic programmes. This was revealed by the Western... Read more.
ConCourt rules that husbands can assume their wives’ surnames
The Constitutional Court has ruled in a unanimous judgement that husbands can assume their wives’ surnames. The judgement by Justice Leona Theron was handed... Read more.
