Court security to be strengthened following shooting incident

Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has called for an immediate strengthening of security in all courts following a second shooting incident at a court over the past two months.

The latest incident occurred at the Melmoth Court in KwaZulu-Natal, resulting in the fatal shooting of an...

Digital Transformation Roadmap to make it easier to access government services

With the newly launched plan of modernising the delivery of essential government services, government aims to ensure that conducting administrative tasks with the State is easier for citizens.

This will be achieved through the Roadmap for the Digital Transformation of Government, which sets out a focused...

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Eastern Cape High Court Judge President Selby Mbenenge’s lawyers objected to the “late” testimony of a leading sexual harassment expert – and insist he is ready to “to give his side of the story” on the accusations against him as soon as Tuesday.

South Africa is fighting tooth and nail to salvage its bid to extradite Richard Payne after a United Kingdom court last month gave the graft-accused British businessman’s surrender the thumbs down. South Africa is now seeking to overturn that decision.

The organisers of the iconic Two Oceans Marathon say the event’s future is under threat if the Gauteng High Court does not hold a well-known blogger accountable for defamation.

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A widely circulated fake media statement claims the South African Broadcasting Corporation will begin charging South Africans R401 per year to license car radios – with a possible fine or prison sentence for non-compliance. The SABC has dismissed the claim as “fabricated and misleading”.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says even though the South African government thinks the US “has the wrong end of the stick” regarding what is happening in the country, Pretoria will continue to engage its second-largest trade partner.

A group of 49 Afrikaner “refugees” arrived at an airport outside Washington, US, after departing South Africa on Sunday.

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