17 m. ago Soweto learner’s alleged killers’ case postponed for ID parade

UJ students arrested in connection with the murder of a Soweto learner to return to court next week

Events

25 h. ago AKA murder case trial date depends on defence readiness: Expert

The five accused appeared today in the Durban High Court for a pre-trial conference.

Events

27 h. ago SANSBOC to approach PP over N West scholar transport payment delays

Delayed payments have left hundreds of learners stranded

Politics

28 h. ago KZN addresses delayed payments to health, education suppliers

KZN government says it is addressing the issue of service providers’...

Politics

41 h. ago Bail hearing of three Limpopo insurance murder accused postponed

The postponement is to allow the defense counsel to access the statements made by the accused.

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69 h. ago Yakhe Kwinana’s fraud case postponed to August for DPP decision

Kwinana says she needs to attend to her medical needs.

Politics

3 d. ago All accused in court for trial within a trial in asbestos case

The trial relates to a R255-million asbestos roofing removal tender.

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3 d. ago Jury selection begins in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs alleged ‘sex’ trial

Combs earlier pleaded not guilty and rejected a plea deal.

Politics

3 d. ago The 18 African cardinal electors that will vote for new pope

The Vatican announced on 28 April that the conclave to elect a new Pope will begin on 7 May.

Politics

4 d. ago EC scholar transport operators threaten legal action for non

The taxi operators are said to fed up with the provincial goverment's refusal to pay them.

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5 d. ago Cholota’s trial within a trial in asbestos case resumes tomorrow

Trial Judge Loubser granted Cholota a chance to air her claims that her extradition was unlawful.

Politics

5 d. ago Families of constables to collect their bodies in Gauteng today

The trio went missing on the 23rd of April after they left Bloemfontein.

Politics

5 d. ago Lesufi laments large number of undocumented foreigners in Gauteng

Lesufi says undocumented foreign nationals affects service delivery to legal citizens.

Politics

6 d. ago ANC in Limpopo postpones regional conference over branch disputes

Nineteen disputes have been escalated to the National Dispute Resolution Committee of the ANC.

Politics

7 d. ago Judgment in Joshlin Smith kidnapping trial to be delivered today

The state alleges the trio sold the little girl for R20 000.

Events

8 d. ago EFF calls for public input on the Budget, threatens court litigation

EFF's Hlengiwe Mkhaliphi says Speaker of the National Assembly Didiza should pay the legal costs.

Events

9 d. ago Closing arguments to continue in Joshlin Smith kidnapping trial

Joshlin Smith disappeared from her Middelpos home in Saldanha Bay in February last year.

Events

1 week ago Sistine Chapel’s conclave preparations leave tourists shut out

The Sistine Chapel will be closed to the public from Monday 28 April 2025 to prepare for conclave.

Politics

1 week ago Coal Pollution Crisis in Mpumalanga: Communities Demand Urgent Action and Just Transition

Communities in Phola and Carolina, Mpumalanga, are grappling with the severe consequences of coal mining pollution, particularly in the Highveld region, long plagued by environmental degradation and health issues. At the launch of a new report titled Systems Change for a Just Transition on 15 April, Ronesa Mtshweni from Amandla Community Development in Carolina highlighted… Read More »Coal Pollution Crisis in Mpumalanga: Communities Demand Urgent Action and Just Transition The post Coal Pollution Crisis in Mpumalanga: Communities Demand Urgent Action and Just Transition first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago Driving Licence Woes Persist As SA’s Only Card Printing Machine Remains Offline

South Africa continues to face delays in the production of driving licence cards following the breakdown of the country’s only functional card printing machine. The Department of Transport has been issuing temporary driving licences in the meantime, as the outdated backup machine currently in use is slow and frequently malfunctions. According to the department, the… Read More »Driving Licence Woes Persist As SA’s Only Card Printing Machine Remains Offline The post Driving Licence Woes Persist As SA’s Only Card Printing Machine Remains Offline first appeared on iAfrica.

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