The four accused in the Senzo Meyiwa murder matter, Muzikawukhulelwa Sthemba Sibiya (34), Bongani Sandiso Ntanzi (30), Mthobisi Prince Ncube (36) and Mthokoziseni Ziphozonke Maphisa (35), appeared in the Pretoria High Court for an enquiry, on whether they retain their current legal representatives or have engaged the services of Adv. Teffo. The accused each confirmed to the Judge, that they have terminated the services of their previous legal representatives and have indeed appointed Adv. Teffo to represent them.

The Mpumalanga High Court sitting in Graskop has today sentenced Fanni Poloane (31) and Keletso Sesi Maimela (32) both from Burgersfort to twenty-five imprisonment for the murder of an eighteen-month-old girl child. This is after the pair were convicted of murder and defeating the ends of justice .

Keletso Sesi is the biological mother of the deceased and the two were in a relationship staying together at Ga-Madiseng Riba Cross in Lydenburg. 

Anton du Plessis (Deputy National Director of Public Prosecutions, NPA) and Andrea Johnson (Investigating Director, NPA)

Widespread corruption continues to destroy the hopes and dreams of law-abiding South Africans. Our people, especially the youth, are yearning for accountability and justice so that they can once again believe in a brighter future.

Cape Town: Taxi driver Luvo Mlandu, has been sentenced to an effective 25 years imprisonment after he confessed to the murder of traffic officer Deon Dennis Sampson, attempted murder of traffic officers Sandiso Mbongela and Arthur Releli and the contravention of the National Road Traffic Act.

The High Court of South Africa; North West Division sentenced Kagiso Moeng, to two life terms for murdering his ex-girlfriend’s mother Beatrice Nkonza (62), and her nephew Angelo Nkonza (10). He was sentenced to a further 10 years for arson and 5 years for housebreaking with intent to murder. After sentencing, Moeng applied for leave to appeal but the state argued successfully against it and the court dismissed the application.

Two alleged Hawks’ impostors, Stanley Ewulu (42), a Nigerian national from Sandton and Peter Molomo (38) from Pretoria West, appeared at the Pretoria Commercial Crimes Court facing charges of extortion and corruption. Ewulu is further facing a charge of being illegal in the country.  

The case against a specialist engineer Xolela Masebeni (30), was withdrawn after a death certificate was presented in the Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crime Court (SCCC) earlier today. Masebeni was allegedly gunned down two weeks ago while sitting at home with friends.  Masebeni's girlfriend, Athembile Mpani (20), together with Gershom Matomane (29), who was added to the charge sheet today, are the remaining accused in the matter.

A 24-year-old man Siyabonga Nyalunga, of Mphatseni Trust in the district of Masoyi, has been sentenced to four life terms and 59 years imprisonment by the Mpumalanga High Court earlier today. He was convicted on four counts of rape, two counts of robbery with aggravating circumstances, one count of robbery, two counts of compelled rape and pointing of a firearm.

Appointing the remaining Directors of Public Prosecutions (DPPs) has been a major priority for the National Director of Public Prosecutions, Adv Shamila Batohi, since she took office. This is a crucial tier of the NPA’s top leadership structure that is needed to drive the strategy implementation and core performance of the NPA.

The National Prosecuting Authority(NPA) welcomes a hefty sentence handed down by the Mankweng Regional Court.  The court has sentenced "Kingtoff", a 43-year old man of Nobody Ga Mothapo to nine life imprisonment for the rape of his 10-year-old stepdaughter, three years imprisonment for common assault, 10 years imprisonment for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm to the victim’s younger sister, who was 4 years old at the time and 6 years imprisonment for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm on his wife. (Full names of the accused are c