Four Life Terms And 80 Years Imprisonment For Serial Rapist

The High Court of South Africa: The Middelburg High Court convicted and sentenced Shaggy David Mgidi( 43), from Ga- Phaahla in Siyabuswa, to four life terms and eighty years imprisonment, for four counts of rapes, five counts of robbery with aggravating circumstances and one count of housebreaking. All these offences were committed in Siyabuswa, in the District of KwaMhlanga, where the accused would terrorize the community, rape them and rob them of their belongings, like cell phones and clothes.

A Man Accused Of Killing A Pregnant Partner Was Denied Bail

The Kimberley District Court has denied bail to Aldean Wilkinson (30), who is facing a schedule 5 murder charge. The accused is assumed to have stabbed his 28-year-old pregnant girlfriend.

On 15 May 2022, the Police were called to the home of the victim, and when they arrive, they found the body of the deceased with stab wounds. The accused was arrested on 16 May 2022, after he handed himself to the police. 

End Of The Road For Former Fugitive And Murderer

Former fugitive from justice and murderer Gerhardus Jansen van Vuuren was convicted by the High Court of South Africa Gauteng Local Division, Johannesburg. Jansen van Vuuren was convicted of premeditated murder, for stabbing his girlfriend, Andrea Venter, multiple times, resulting in her death in 2011. Venter's throat was slit by Jansen van Vuuren, next to the exit of the complex she resided in, as she ran towards the guard house to seek help.

Teacher Convicted For Voting 24 Times During Local Government Elections

The Durban Regional Court sentenced Nomusa Precious Gabuza (37), to three years of correctional supervision and four years imprisonment, wholly suspended for three years, after she pleaded guilty to Contravention of the Local Government Municipal Electoral Act 2000. In her plea, Gabuza mentioned that she was an educator at a school in Durban, which was also used as a voting station during the Local Government Elections in October 2021. 

Theft Trial Against Former North West Head Of SCCU Commences

The trial against the former Head of the Specialized Commercial Crimes Unit (SCCU), in the North West, Adv. Jeanette Nevelling (53), commenced at the Molopo Magistrate’s Court. She was arrested on 16 February 2021, on an allegation of shoplifting at a retail shop, at The Crossing Shopping Mall in Mmabatho.  She allegedly stole clothing and food items valued at approximately R3000, and she was granted R500 bail.

Maekisa Family Gets Justice For Senseless Killing Of Their Daughter

The High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Local Division, Johannesburg sentenced an admitted murderer to 30 years imprisonment. Khopotso Danny Mokholobotho, pleaded guilty to murder, defeating the ends of justice and theft. He was sentenced to 20 years for murder, three years for defeating the ends of justice and seven years for theft. The sentences on the counts of theft and defeating the ends of justice were ordered to run concurrently, with the sentence of the murder charge, resulting in an effective imprisonment term of 20 years.

Man Sentenced To Life Imprisonment For Killing His Toddler

The High Court of South Africa has sentenced Vusumzi Pothelwa, to effective life imprisonment after the presiding officer described him as a cold killer and a danger to society, who should be removed from society. On 26 April 2022, Pothelwa was convicted for the murder of his eight-month-old daughter, Khwezi, whom he doused with paraffin, before setting her alight in Du Noon, in November 2019. He was also convicted of attempting to murder his former girlfriend, Sivuyisive Mtshengu, assaulting her and arson.

Lusikisiki Man Sentenced To Life For Raping A Minor

The Lusikisiki Regional Court, sentenced Mzonjani Nodantile (25), to life imprisonment for raping his four-year-old girl.  The victim was known to him, as they stayed in the same neighbourhood in Mthambalala Area.  On 14 April 2016, the victim was playing outside with her peers, when Nodantile called her to his room.  He locked the door and raped the preschool child.

Three In Court For Pyramid Scheme

Ashlin Hardin, Raj Hardin and Shakila Hardin appeared in the Durban Specialised Commercial Crimes Court today, on charges of fraud amounting to approximately R7.8 million. They are also charged with the Contravention of the Banks Act and the Financial Advisory And Intermediary Services (FAIS) Act. They appeared together with four companies.

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