Author: staff
Two of the seven misconduct charges advocate Dali Mpofu faces in a Legal Practice Council disciplinary inquiry are linked to his alleged attempts to impugn Professor Thuli Madonsela’s integrity – but the former Public Protector wants no part of that process.
Banks are trying to get around a peculiarity of SA history that has resulted in millions of people living on properties without any title deeds, a situation that can result in them paying interest rates of up to 28.5% when borrowing for home improvement.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration granted exclusions from steep reciprocal tariffs to smartphones, computers and some other electronics imported largely from China, providing a big break to tech firms like Apple that rely on imported products.
Twenty-five years after Bill Clinton Africa an economic lifeline, how did a stroke of a pen expose the fragility of its economic fortunes? Africa has been caught in today’s global trade wars, but the trouble didn’t start today, says Khaya Sithole.
The City of Cape Town is planning to merge its traffic services, law enforcement, and metro police into a single enforcement agency. The restructuring, aimed at improving service delivery, includes new uniforms, branding, and training, but has sparked concern among unions and opposition parties over job security, costs, and political motives.
A Gauteng mother who laced her two children’s food with rat poison – killing one – said she was pushed over the edge after being scammed and falling into debt with loan sharks, and then learning her boyfriend was cheating on her and testing positive for HIV.
Integrity Forensic Solutions has accused eThekwini municipal officials of obstructing justice and derailing the R320-million Durban Solid Waste fraud case involving former mayor Zandile Gumede. Alleging corruption, political interference, and wrongful blacklisting, IFS has called on the NPA and Hawks to investigate.
It was a mixed day in the second round for the South African contingent at the Masters on Friday as both Thriston Lawrence, and Christiaan Bezuidenhout missed the cut, while Charl Schwartzel will continue for rounds three and four over the weekend.
After three years of trial in a R45-million fraud case, disbarred attorney Zuko Nonxuba was due to face judgment when magistrate Twanet Olivier recused herself – because she’d been deeply affected by a television insert on his alleged exploitation of disabled children.
A not-so-civil claim involving allegations of financial irregularities at the Atlantic Seaboard’s billion-rand Eventide apartment complex has escalated into mud-slinging involving allegations of personal vendettas, sabotage, spying and extramarital affairs.