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KNYSNA municipality will have to cough up R10 million after it received the hefty fine on Wednesday from the Knysna Regional Court following its conviction having faced eleven counts of contravening the National Environmental Management Act 107 of 1998, contravention of the Environment Conservation Act 73 of 1998 and contravention of the National Water Act 36 of 1998.

In a significant crackdown on human trafficking, Uchenna Chigioke, a 38-year-old foreign national, has been arrested in Cape Town, facing charges of trafficking in persons and immigration violations after the rescue of three potential victims.

An attorney has been disbarred by the Western Cape High Court following multiple complaints of dishonesty and misappropriation of client funds, raising concerns that more victims may exist.

As authorities intensify their efforts to combat trafficking in the Western Cape, Uchenna Chigioke, a 38-year-old foreign national, appeared in

After years of fighting for justice, Hlalanathi Ngwadla is finally free as the Supreme Court of Appeal acquits him of murder, overturning a life sentence.

The Thembalethu Circuit High Court has ruled in favour of the Knysna Local Municipality, affirming its right to impose service tariffs on Grey Elephant Investment, the owner of Knysna Mall, amidst claims of unlawful charges.

A convicted rapist who submitted that he was wrongly accused of rape because the complainant was scared that her aunts and grandmother, with whom

The Western Cape High Court has granted Nafiz Modack and Faried van der Schyff access to Kindles for their upcoming trial, where they face serious charges including VAT fraud, raising questions about the management of extensive evidence.

In a significant ruling, Acting Judge Van Zyl condemns victim-blaming in a rape appeal, urging a reevaluation of societal narratives surrounding victim behaviour in the justice system.

THE Western Cape High Court has granted controversial businessman and alleged underworld kingpin Nafiz Modack, along with one of his nine co-accused, Faried van der Schyff, access to Kindle devices to assist with trial preparation and for use throughout their court proceedings.