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Court gives grandson seven days to advance his case or risk having it thrown out entirely
MK Party leader Jacob Zuma’s daughter Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla and former spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela have launched a court bid challenging their expulsion from the organisation.
Creditors and the state are intensifying efforts to attach the assets of fugitive pastor Shepherd Bushiri and his wife, Mary, six years after they fled South Africa while facing criminal charges.
Two Grade 12 pupils face the possibility of losing their matric year after allegedly being locked out of a private school over unpaid fees
Luxury suite holders at Loftus Versfeld are threatening legal action over what they describe as an “unaffordable and exclusive pricing structure” imposed before the coming Springbok and All Blacks fixtures
‘Political fixer’ makes his first court appearance over alleged fake assassination plot
Prisoners’ rights activist sues state after conviction overturned
Embattled tenderpreneur Edwin Sodi is under fresh financial pressure as he risks losing his apartment in an upmarket Johannesburg suburb over levies that are nearly two years in arrears.
Estate battle intensifies as claims of obstruction and asset disputes emerge
Ex-ANC spokesperson asks for protection order against ‘intoxicated’ wife, who accuses him of domestic violence
Kaizer Chiefs executive at loggerheads with property company over alleged 15-year debt
The son of former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, Bellarmine Mugabe, and his co-accused Tobias Matonhodze have opted to enter plea negotiations with the state and abandon their bail application.
Controversial businessman Edwin Sodi faces intensified financial and legal troubles as the Johannesburg High Court orders him to pay over R500,000 to Nedbank for unpaid luxury purchases, amid difficulties in serving him court summons.
