Author: staff
The Randburg Magistrate’s Court sentenced Dwaine Schutte to eight years behind bars for raping a woman at a nightclub in Rivonia, Sandton, in 2022. The magistrate criticised Schutte’s lack of accountability, rejecting his claim that his physical attractiveness made him unsuitable for prison.
The alleged victims in the rape and human trafficking case of televangelist Timothy Omotoso gave the National Prosecuting Authority “everything to secure a conviction” and now feel like they have been slapped in the face after the Nigerian pastor was acquitted.
Amid punitive action such as US President Donald Trump’s executive orders, tariff hikes, and aggressive Bill proposals, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Ronald Lamola has pleaded for South Africa’s sovereignty to be respected.
How long does it take a bank to amend its credit card bank statements to separately disclose the fee being charged on garage cards? In the case of Standard Bank, eight months and counting – despite this being declared a “priority”, says Wendy Knowler.
A R15 million donation to the ANC from Russian businessman Viktor Vekselberg, and the docking of a Russian cargo ship, allegedly to transfer arms, were among the reasons cited for the move to introduce the US-South Africa Bilateral Relations Review Act of 2025.
The long-awaited second season of Shaka iLembe brings drama, history, and jaw-dropping behind-the-scenes stories. With over 15 000 jobs created, thousands of detailed costumes prepared, and star-studded performances, history is reborn on screen.
The prosecutor tasked with leading the State’s rape and human trafficking case against televangelist Timothy Omotoso appeared not to know what the legal definition of rape was – and suggested in emails that victims perjure themselves to avoid trial delays.
In its court case to prevent the imminent VAT increase, the DA attacks the constitutionality of Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s VAT hike through what the party has labelled a “ministerial fiat” without a democratically accountable Parliament.
A man named by an accused as the alleged funder of the murder of a former ANC member of the KwaZulu-Natal provincial legislature and chief of KwaXimba in Camperdown was handed over to police by his lawyer and will be making his first appearance in court on Friday.
A Cape Town police officer who was tasked with taking down the statement of kidnapping accused Steveno Van Rhyn in the missing Joshlin Smith case told the Western Cape High Court sitting in Saldanha Bay on Thursday that he had to stop the interview because the accused fell asleep.