Parties to the case in which former president Jacob Zuma is facing corruption charges, racketeering and fraud have agreed to have the case moved to the 19th of July to allow the prosecution enough time to perus...
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The chairman of the State Capture Commission, Raymond Zondo, has instructed the commission secretary to lay a criminal charge against the former chairperson of the South African Airways board and executi...
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Expanding your line of products is a big task that takes careful planning and budgeting, but it can bring some amazing long-term rewards for your business. Every business owner should take advantage of product ...
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Western Cape Judge President, John Hlophe has written a letter in which he requested his recusal as one of the judges who will hear the case in which troubled Public Protector, Busisiwe Mkhwebane is challenging...
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has said that his predecessor, Jacob Zuma will appear before the nation’s courts and will get a fair trial. The African National Congress president was speaking on France2...
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As the world awaits to be introduced officially to the new king of the Zulu Kingdom and his also new wife, a cloud is hanging over the momentous event as his right to the kingdom has come under question after a...
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The prosecuting lawyers in the case against the former president, Jacob Zuma, and his co-accused, the Thales company, have indicated that they have received the special plea that the former president had indica...
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The department of Basic Education announced on Wednesday that it had taken a decision to suspend all contact sports with immediate effect countrywide. This announcement follows a meeting of the council of educa...
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Bitcoin Association, a Switzerland-based organization that supports the development of platforms and applications on the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain, has released its 2020 annual report that included its achiev...
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The Special Investigative Unit (SIU) was, on Thursday, granted an order by the Special Tribunal to freeze the assets of companies that benefitted from the tenders awarded by the Gauteng Department of Education to sanitize schools. A total of R40 million worth of assets belonging to seven companies, five individuals, and two family trusts were frozen following the order by the tribunal. This was confirmed by the SIU spokesman, Kaizer Kganyago, who said, “The Special Investig... Read more »
