Crime & Investigation
South Africa reopens apartheid murder inquiry; Biko death case returns to court after 47 y
Justice system reopens decades-old inquiry into activist's death in state custody.
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Corruption Trial Halts Over Defendant's Car Accident; R320m Tender at Center of Case
Municipal waste tender prosecution stalls as defendant recovers from traffic injury.
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Luxury Car Dispute Costs Maserati South Africa R7 Million in Court Judgment
Johannesburg court orders automaker to repay R7 million plus interest in customisation dispute
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South Africa Abandons Graft Case Against Police Intelligence Chief Khumalo
Prosecutors withdraw charges after commission finds evidence contradicts corruption allegations.
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Adetshina Immigration Case Delayed to 2027 as Court Tensions Mount
Court delays ruling on citizenship status and deportation proceedings to 2027.
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NPA Abandons High-Profile Corruption Case Against Crime Intelligence Chief Khumalo
Prosecutorial collapse signals investigative missteps within South Africa's law-enforcement hierarchy.
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Crypto Firm's R13.3 Million Freeze Survives Court Challenge Against Central Bank
Crypto arbitrage operator's funds remain frozen after losing High Court bid against central bank regulator.
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South Africa's High-Stakes Immigration Case: Court Rules on Pageant Competitor's Detention
Court to rule on detention of Nigerian pageant competitor facing deportation from South Africa
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Hawks' R11.5bn Recovery Masked by Severe Staffing Crisis
Staffing shortages undermine anti-corruption gains despite R11.5-billion recovery
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Questions for Fofana Amaral as QNET Faces West Africa Bans and Misuse Reports
Public records and reputable reporting trace regulatory actions from Guinea 2019 to Burkina Faso 2024, while QNET and The V materials place Amaral in a prominent distributor role since 2009. What remains unclear is whether any enforcement documents name him personally and whether Côte d’Ivoire election records support repeated public use of the député title beyond a 2025 CEI listing as suppléant.