‘Luke Fleurs murder suspects admitted to stripping his car’
The Roodepoort magistrate’s court has heard that the suspects linked to Luke Fleurs’ murder have admitted to being in possession of the Kaizer Chiefs... Read more.
ANC will not drop below 50% at the polls, assures Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa has dismissed polling predictions that suggest the ruling party will dip below 50% come election day. Ramaphosa said the ANC will get more... Read more.
EMS, City Power battle underground fire on the M1 North highway
An underground fire has broken out under the M1 North double-decker highway in Johannesburg. City of Johannesburg emergency management services (EMS) spokesperson,... Read more.
Justice department warns magistrates amid strike threats over pay
The Department of Justice and Correctional Services has warned that it would be illegal, improper and unbecoming for judicial officers to go on an industrial action.... Read more.
Judge president Mlambo concerned about colleagues’ safety
Dunstan Mlambo, the judge president of the Gauteng division of the high court, says the “brazen” filming of a judge and his car by an unknown man last week is... Read more.
Content creator Lani sues police minister for R9m
Controversial content creator Matthew Lani is demanding damages of R9-million from Minister of Police Bheki Cele for his alleged unlawful arrest, detainment and... Read more.
Ex-Sundowns, Al-Ahly star gets R500 bail for ‘assaulting’ girlfriend
Former Al-Ahly and Mamelodi Sundowns dribbling wizard Phakamani Mahlambi was released on R500 bail this week by the Kempton Park magistrate’s court. This after... Read more.
Law firm roped in to probe drowning of two Gauteng pupils
The Gauteng education department has appointed legal firm Seanego Attorneys as the independent investigative law firm that will probe the circumstances surrounding... Read more.
Suspects in Chiefs star Luke Fleurs’ murder deny charges
The six suspects arrested in connection with the murder of Kaizer Chiefs defender Luke Fleurs have told the Roodepoort magistrate’s court that they are not guilty... Read more.
Ramaphosa’s EPWP celebrations an election ploy — expert
Since its creation in 2004, the government’s extended public works programme (EPWP) has created more than 14 million work opportunities for South Africans who... Read more.
