43 h. ago ‘NPA not capacitated to effectively prosecute state capture cases’

Pretorius says something needs to be done to capacitate the NPA.

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66 h. ago NPA to appeal decision to grant Ace Ngcobo, wife bail in fraud case

The pair accused are facing three counts of fraud and money laundering.

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3 d. ago High Court has no jurisdiction over Cholota’s extradition claims: NPA

Cholota is adamant that the state misled US authorities that she was a fugitive and flight risk

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6 d. ago Prosecution in Joshlin Smith case hailed for successful conviction

Judge Nathan Erasmus found them guilty on charges of kidnapping and human trafficking.

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7 d. ago ‘Inquiry should address if there was political interference with NPA’

Ntsebeza calls for inquiry focused on political interference in prosecuting apartheid-era crimes.

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8 d. ago How to Contribute to AI Projects and Collaborations in Africa: A Practical Guide

Contributing to AI projects and collaborations, particularly in the African context, offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of technology while addressing local challenges. Whether you’re a developer, researcher, student, or enthusiast, there are numerous ways to get involved. Below, I outline key approaches to contribute effectively, tailored to the iAfrica audience, with a [...]

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8 d. ago ‘Law enforcement has capacity to end the ongoing taxi warfare’

A crime expert says law enforcement in this country has enough capacity to end ongoing taxi warfare.

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9 d. ago Joshlin Smith case is first of its kind in SA: State prosecutor

The state prosecutor says the Joshlin Smith case is the first of its kind in SA based on the facts.

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1 week ago MK Party distances itself from VAT debate, stands with majority view

The WC High Court has ruled to suspend the VAT hike that was to come into effect on May 1.

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1 week ago Eskom briefs Parliament Committee on winter generation capacity

CEO Dan Marokane says their focus is on ensuring the availability of additional power in winter.

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1 week ago Godongwana Tables Emergency Bill to Cancel VAT Hike, but Legal Questions Remain

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has introduced urgent legislation in Parliament to scrap the impending value-added tax (VAT) increase, set to take effect in just six days. However, the move has sparked legal uncertainty over whether it will be sufficient to halt the hike in time. In an unprecedented step, Godongwana has also withdrawn the two… Read More »Godongwana Tables Emergency Bill to Cancel VAT Hike, but Legal Questions Remain The post Godongwana Tables Emergency Bill to Cancel VAT Hike, but Legal Questions Remain first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago DA questions Tembisa hospital’s effectiveness in preventing fires

The DA is calling for a swift investigation into the two recent fires.

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2 w. ago Al Shabaab battles army for control of strategic military base

Al Shabaab said in a statement that its fighters had captured the base and Wargaadhi town

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2 w. ago Zuma awaits crucial court decision on prosecutor recusal appeal

KZN court to rule Thursday on former president's bid to remove lead arms deal prosecutor

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2 w. ago SIU blames past governance failures for SABC’s financial crisis

Several cases have been referred to the National Prosecuting Authority for criminal prosecution. 

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2 w. ago ‘SA’s G20 presidency vital amid global food security challenges’

Steenhuisen says this urgent crisis can be addressed through technological capacity

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2 w. ago Court Rules Apartheid Crimes Can Still Be Prosecuted, Declares No Expiry on Justice

In a landmark judgment, the Johannesburg High Court has ruled that apartheid-era crimes can still be prosecuted in South Africa, affirming that apartheid is a crime against humanity and not subject to any statute of limitations. The ruling comes in the case of Christiaan Siebert Rorich and Tlhomedi Ephraim Mfalapitsa, former apartheid Security Branch officers… Read More »Court Rules Apartheid Crimes Can Still Be Prosecuted, Declares No Expiry on Justice The post Court Rules Apartheid Crimes Can Still Be Prosecuted, Declares No Expiry on Justice first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago EFF Slams VAT Increase as ‘Unconstitutional’, Joins Legal Bid to Halt Implementation

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has labelled Parliament’s process to adopt the new fiscal framework and value-added tax (VAT) hike as “farcical” and unconstitutional. The party made its case in the Western Cape High Court on Tuesday, intervening in the Democratic Alliance (DA)’s urgent application seeking to halt the VAT increase, scheduled to take effect… Read More »EFF Slams VAT Increase as ‘Unconstitutional’, Joins Legal Bid to Halt Implementation The post EFF Slams VAT Increase as ‘Unconstitutional’, Joins Legal Bid to Halt Implementation first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Ugandan scientists find simpler pneumonia treatment for children

Ugandan study finds oral antibiotics can treat pneumonia in children as effectively as injections.

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3 w. ago Cheetah Conservation Thrives At Lalibela With Birth Of Six Cubs

As autumn light washes over Lalibela Wildlife Reserve in the Eastern Cape, a remarkable wildlife story quietly unfolds in the tall grass. Six cheetah cubs, just three weeks old, are captured on the reserve’s thermal cameras, their tiny spotted forms huddled close to their vigilant mother. Beyond celebrating an increase in numbers for Lalibela’s cheetah… Read More »Cheetah Conservation Thrives At Lalibela With Birth Of Six Cubs The post Cheetah Conservation Thrives At Lalibela With Birth Of Six Cubs first appeared on iAfrica.

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