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‘Historic first: Former French President Sarkozy enters prison, maintains innocence
PARIS, France – Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy made history Tuesday morning as he became the first former head of state from a European Union nation to be imprisoned, entering Paris’s […]
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Convicted Welkom lawyer fails to appear for R15 Million fraud bail hearing
Jan Gysbert Maritz (57) was not transported to Welkom from Grootvlei Prison in Bloemfontein for his scheduled bail hearing. The application has been postponed to 28 and 29 October.
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Traffic warden Christmas Day murder case postponed to November
The Johannesburg High Court has postponed the case against police officer Mandlenkosi Buthelezi (43) to 4 November, for a pre-trial conference. Buthelezi stands accused of murdering his 22-year-old girlfriend, traffic […]
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Man jailed for 12 years after argument and fatal stabbing over R10
An argument over R10 resulted in a 20-year-old man being sentenced to 12 years in jail, while a 32-year-old man was sentenced for murdering his mother.
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Family killed with spade: Court denies murder suspect bail
Shibambu’s bail application relates to the alleged ruthless killing of three members of the Baloyi family, using a garden spade.
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Drama toe ‘Barney’ uit sy eie verhoor gegooi word weens onordelike gedrag
Die regter het Vrydag vir George Peters, oftewel Barney, uit die hofsaal gegooi weens sy onordelike en ontwrigtende gedrag.
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Bendeleier ‘Barney’ sê hy is ‘n ‘rolmodel, onskuldig’ en ‘het geen tatoeërmerke’
Die verhoor van die vermeende Hollanders-bendeleier en 15 ander beskuldigdes gaan met horte en stote in die hooggeregshof in Kimberley voort.
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Bail appeal dismissed for Mossel Bay extortion accused
Accused of 25 counts of extortion denied bail
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Sewe vermeende ‘Barney’ vroulike bendelede versteek glo vuurwapens in polisievangwa
KIMBERLEY. – Die hof in die opspraakwekkende verhoor van George Peters oftewel Barney, vermeende leier van die Hollanders-bende in Kimberley en Kuruman, het Dinsdag gehoor dat sewe van sy “houvroue” […]
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High Court declares litigants vexatious after two-decade legal battle
The Pretoria High Court has declared Advertising Digital Services (Pty) Ltd and its director, Johan Hendrik Reynders, vexatious litigants. They are now barred from bringing further legal action against Standard Bank and ex-employee Cornelius Du Plessis without court approval.
