Pistorius trial 'before the end of the year'

Murder-accused paralympian Oscar Pistorius is appealing against his bail conditions in the wrong court, prosecutor Gerrie Nel told the Pretoria High Court on Thursday. "If you have problems with your conditions you go back to the court which gave ...

POLLS PEACEFUL CAMP FLORENDO, La Union - Police authorities in Region 1 and the province Abra, two traditionally troublesome areas during election season, declared the conduct of the recent 2013 midterm polls as "generally peaceful." Chief ...

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Pretoria - The trial of two men accused of plotting the murder of Pretoria mother Chanelle Henning was postponed on Wednesday. The High Court in Pretoria adjourned the matter against Andre Gouws and former Nigerian Olympic athlete Ambrose Monye ...

The Oscar Pistorius case has resulted in thousands of comments by people of all colours and creeds, from all walks of life, but who all seem to have one thing in common : they all know the truth the truth about OP and his mental health, the truth ...

Following the acquittal of seven police officials accused of killing community activist Andries Tatane in April 2011, the South African National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has been on the receiving end of strident public criticism. Tatane's death ...

TWO FORMER Crime Intelligence officers accused of defrauding the Secret Service Account of more than R1.2 million appeared briefly in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court yesterday, where one of their bail conditions was amended. Major-General Solly ...

Im afraid we have to use Nelson Mandela as an example once again. He is proving very useful in his dotage, old Nels, as a comparison for stuff. A sort of benchmark. So, when the BBC's Eddie Mair kebabed Boris Johnson and called him a pretty nasty ...

"Double your money in a couple of weeks in a bank-guaranteed investment." This is what former Hartbeespoort financial adviser Jan Swanepoel told his Pretoria client Johannes Snyman, who had been paid out R300 000 from a dread disease assurance claim ...