The appeal of the so-called coffin duo was successful. Theo Jackson and Willem Oosthuizen’s sentence was reduced to five years, of which they have already served two years. The two men were also sued for R400,000 by Victor Mlotsha after they forced him into a coffin as a preventative joke after they caught him stealing..
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Coffin duo gets a lighter sentence after successful appeal
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BLF heads to court over IEC’s ‘unjust decision’ to de-register it as political party – believes that they have “strong prospects of success” on appeal
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BLF deputy president Zanele Lwana said in a statement on Wednesday that the IEC had made an “unjust decision”. “This is a banning order against BLF.” The IEC announced in a statement on Monday it was de-registering the BLF as a political party, after the FF+ appealed against the BLF’s registration because it excluded membership..
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Zuma has to pay more than R16 million for years of court cases sponsored by taxpayers’ money
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The courts reportedly last week dismissed Jacob Zuma’s plea for leave to appeal against a finding that he can’t use state funds to pay for his defence costs. Former President Jacob Zuma has reportedly lost his latest court bid and would have to pay more than R16 million spent over 14 years on litigation. The..
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Boer Political Prisoners ask release due to unlawful incarceration – court deem application vexatious and frivolous, judgment has been reserved
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18, 19 and 20 June 2019 will be a watershed case, which will determine whether there is any place left in the South African courts for the constitution and international covenants. It will show whether revenge on and oppression of the Boer people pertains such a priority in South Africa that it negates all justice…
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EFF loses appeal bid in Trevor Manuel defamation case and still face R500 000 in damages
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The South Gauteng High Court has dismissed an EFF application for leave to appeal a defamation ruling in a case brought against them by Trevor Manuel. In late May Judge Elias Matojane had ordered the EFF to apologise to Manuel after the former finance minister sued the party for alleging in a statement that he..
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Resentment starting to soar as UFS beckoned to remove the statue of Pres. Steyn from its Bloemfontein campus – To remove a heritage resource just to adapt to a specific group’s subjective opinion cannot erase the past
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AfriForum and various other conservation organisations, including the Bloemfontein Cultural Association, the Association for Christian Higher Education in Bloemfontein and the Gereformeerde Geloof Bond (which includes congregations across South Africa and to which 32 congregations are affiliated), on 10 May 2019, objected to the issuing of a permit by the Free State Provincial Heritage Resources..
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Yet once again nothing is being done to correct error – Electoral Commission registering BLF as apolitical party is unlawful and thus its participation in the general elections on Wednesday is also unlawful
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According to the Electoral Court, the Electoral Commission (IEC) did not comply with the legal requirements for the registration process of the BLF and this could have an impact on the allocation of seats in Parliament and in certain provincial legislatures after the elections. The FF Plus is still of the opinion that the BLF’s..
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BLF found guilty of hate speech, criminal charges may follow – But they are not going to remove the slogan and not going to apologize either
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Andile Mngxitama’s Black First Land First has been ordered to issue a written apology to all South Africans within a month. The Equality Court has found that the Black First Land First (BLF) political slogan on land is hate speech. The clerk of the Equality Court was directed to send a copy of the judgment..
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Justice Minister Dismisses Court Order after Januzs Walus is still in custody due to the assassination of terrorist Chris Hani – this while ANC comrades who have committed political crimes have long been released
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Justice Minister Michale Masutha has dismissed a Supreme Court order instructing him to give reasons within 120 days why Janusz Walus should still be in prison. However, the court again allowed the minister another week to answer the order. The arrogant attitude of a minister who ignores ink he can court orders it suits him..
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Basson aka doctor Death wins challenge on professors deciding his sentence for misconduct
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An application by controversial apartheid-era doctor Wouter Basson to have two Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) members recused from the committee deciding his sentence for unethical conduct has succeeded on appeal. Basson‚ dubbed “Doctor Death”‚ was head of the apartheid government’s chemical and biological warfare programme‚ Project Coast. He was found guilty of..
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Boer Political Prisoners go to Constitutional Court claiming illegal incarceration and denial of right to appeal
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As early as April 2002, some of the Boeremag accused were already being arrested. The record setting trial commenced on 19 May 2002, which would continue for the next eleven years in the High Court of Pretoria. The main charge of which 24 Boers were found guilty on, was high treason. While a few received..
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Sars loses bid to appeal ruling on Malema – another setback in legal battle against EFF leader
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The South African Revenue Service (Sars) has suffered another setback in its legal battles against Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema. On Friday Judge Tati Makgoka dismissed the application by Sars for leave to appeal a 2016 judgment that partly favoured Malema. Sars wanted the High Court in Pretoria to rule that former judge Mabel..
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Boeremag Case Unjust and Out of Proportion. Pretorius Boer brothers lodge own Appeal after 14 years
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The Pretorius brothers who were part of the so-called Boeremag case, which many saw as ANC’s revenge for mandela’s incarceration and a sham by the intelligence services to gain more Slush Funds, came back to life today, Monday, 26 September 2016, when the two Boer prisoner brothers (who are not even classed as political prisoners..
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