Policeman Sentenced For Murder

The New Brighton Regional Court sentenced police officer Silumko Wiseman Majola, to a collective 24 years imprisonment term.  He was sentenced to 15 years for murder, five years for attempted murder, three years for negligent use of a firearm, and 12 months for reckless endangerment to persons.

Man Sentenced To Life For Raping His Girlfriend’s Granddaughter

The High Court of South Africa: Eastern Cape Division, sitting in Bhisho, sentenced Siyanda Madlebe (47), to life imprisonment for repeatedly raping a nine-year-old girl on numerous occasions. The court also ordered that his name be included in the National Register of Sexual Offenders. Madlebe was the boyfriend of the victim’s grandmother, and they stayed together at Gxulu Location, in the district of Keiskammahoek in the year 2018 and 2019. 

Double Life Sentence For Murderers

The Ntuzuma Regional Court sentenced Nkosinathi Hlongwane (28) and Nkosinathi Njabulo Khumalo (25), to two terms of life imprisonment for the murders they committed in February 2020, in the KwaMashu area. Hlongwane was sentenced to a further 10 years imprisonment, for having an unlicensed firearm and ammunition. On the day of the incident, the deceased persons, Mjabuliseni Mpungose (43) and Sabelo Joseph Mpungose(56) were seated outside the KwaMashu men’s hostel, when Hlongwane and Khumalo opened fire on them.

The Executive Mayor Appears In Court On Charge Of Fraud

The case of fraud against Marius Louw, who at the time of the commissioning of the offence, was the Executive Mayor of Z.F Mcgawu District Municipality, and his wife Gertrude Louw, has been adjourned to 30 August 2022, by the Upington District Court. The husband and wife, are facing two charges of fraud emanating from purchasing two vehicles, through fraudulent means by utilising fictitious documents.

Fraudsters Sentenced For Defrauding Property Traders

Two Nigerian nationals, Olatunji Samson Abdul and Adedayo Quandri, were sentenced to eight years and seven years imprisonment respectively by the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court, sitting in Palm Ridge. Both men pleaded guilty and were convicted on 24 counts of theft, related to cloning the email addresses of conveyancers, DM5 and Yaron Waks.

Uncle Accused Of Murdering His Two-Year-Old Nephew To Apply For Bail

The Lichtenburg Magistrates’ Court postponed the case against Tshepiso Lucas Leeto(23), to 14 July 2022, for a formal bail application and Legal Aid South Africa will represent him. Police reports reveal that Leeto, was arrested on Wednesday, 6 July 2022, for the alleged murder of his 2-year-old nephew, Neo Refemetswe Tlhame, whose lifeless body was found in a shallow grave at Extension 3, Blydeville outside Lichtenburg, on Tuesday, 5 July 2022. Police interrogation linked him to the murder and he was subsequently arrested and charged.

NPA Reaching Solid Ground To Deliver Justice – A Year In Review

By Adv Anton du Plessis

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) is mandated to uphold the rule of law by bringing suspected criminals to justice and claiming back stolen money. Calls for swift and effective accountability are growing louder, and many South Africans are questioning whether the NPA is up to the task.

A Former SARS Official Is Back In Court For Tax Fraud Worth R5 Million

A former SARS official Khutso Meloreng Hlongwane (44), will appear at Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court on Friday, 8 July 2022, after her representations made to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and the National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP,) to have her charges withdrawn were unsuccessful.

Case Delayed Due To Defence Attorney’s Absence In Court

A 42-year-old man, Modirelwa Maxwell Mokoana, and a 40-year-old sergeant Thabo Letudi Mokoana, of Benoni police station, appeared in Nebo Magistrates’ Court for a formal bail application, on charges of kidnapping, murder and defeating the ends of justice. The incident took place on 09 May 2022, in Kgaphamadi village Limpopo. The accused were arrested on 31 June 2022.

National Lotteries Commission Fraudster Sent To Prison

The accused man that defrauded the National Lotteries Commission(NLC), over R1,5 million was sentenced to eight years imprisonment, by the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court sitting in Palm Ridge Magistrates’ Court. The court heard evidence of how Christopher Tshivule(46), “hijacked” a Non-Profit Organization (NPO) called “The Message”, that operated in Bekkersdal. Its main focus was youth development and empowerment.

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