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The defence in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial told the court that the gun photo was downloaded after the phones were confiscated.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
The court case will be heard on a date yet to be determined.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
Moema, Trevor Machimana and Lebohang Sigubudu appeared in the Palm Ridge Commercial Crimes Court to find out the outcome of their bail applications.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
Accused three, Mthobisi Mncube, was detained at the Johannesburg prison in 2020.
The IEC is committing silly mistakes' on certain issues, according to the EFF leader.
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has defended his perceived extravagant lifestyle despite being a politician who claims to be fighting for the poor.
A police officer has denied accusations of a cover-up in the Senzo Meyiwa murder case.
Advocate Charles Mnisi and Sergeant Batho Mogola got into a brief argument in court on Wednesday.
The City of Joburg has labeled the execution of the arrest warrant as an 'abuse of legal processes'.
The SAHRC has recommended that police and government do more to identify illegal liquor outlets.
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