A man accused of helping a gunman carry out a deadly attack in Berea, Johannesburg, will remain behind bars after the High Court rejected his claim that he had merely arranged a
March and March mobiliser Wandile Nsibande will not be transferred to Westville Prison. His lawyer, Xolani Zuma told the Durban Magistrate’s Court that he feared foreign nationals and prison warders at the
Robben Island Museum (RIM) has received an adverse audit opinion for the second year running. Its books are so unreliable that the Auditor-General could not verify R101.5 million in general expenditure. The
The government’s communication agency failed to meet even its own modest target for answering citizens’ queries, while its rapid-response performance collapsed to just 35% against a 100% target. The Government Communication and
Owen Ndlovu was remembered at his memorial service on Wednesday, 23 September as a principled man, a pioneer in community broadcasting and a relentless advocate for artists. Friends, colleagues, neighbours and industry
The Siyafana Sonke Action Campaign (SSAC) has called for the immediate arrest and prosecution of March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, accusing her of inciting violence against vulnerable refugees in Durban. The
For two consecutive days, viewers trying to follow live coverage of the Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala criminal trial at the Johannesburg High Court struggled to see or hear the proceedings on SABC’s broadcast.
By Zama Nteyi The appointment of Madira Inc by the Gauteng Film Commission (GFC) has come under fresh scrutiny. According to sources, the law firm was appointed without going through a competitive
Lasizwe Dambuza is calling for a “Madlanga Commission” type of investigation into South Africa’s entertainment industry. This follows a disastrous state of the South African Music Awards (SAMAs) and what he describes
The first witness in the trial of alleged underworld figure Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala faced a sustained attack on his credibility on Tuesday, as defence counsel confronted him with what they said were