The statues of the three monkeys materialized as the Zondo commission dragged on. The one monkey closes his ears, the other his eyes and the other his mouth. Now Zuma comes and says, “I can’t remember, I can’t say anything, I wasn’t there” This is Jacob Zuma’s answer to his questions. He now attempts to..
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Former President Zuma and the three monkeys – hear nothing, see nothing and say nothing!
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ANC uses army to act against gangs, but silent on the slaughter of farmers – 60 farm murders and 217 farm attacks in firs half of 2019
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With every passing day that the ANC’s wishes to deny that farm attacks and murders are a reality, farmers will continue to be murdered. The murder of Sakkie and Ina van der Berg on their farm in the Boshoff, Dealesville district this past weekend has been proven that farm murders in South Africa are out..
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Doubts on SA’s legal system standards – pass rate in June 2019 exams was mere 20%
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After the recent Deed Examinations of the Legal Practice Council, the hysteria started again. The LSSA (Law Society of SA) immediately expressed concern about the deed “landscape” that has been transformed and states that there are “gatekeepers” that keep the area “white”. The pass rate in the June 2019 exams was 20%, slightly lower than..
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Julius Malema loses court application on “apartheid law” – Riotous Assemblies Act will not be declared unconstitutional
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JOHANNESBURG – EFF leader Julius Malema’s application to declare the Riotius Assemblies Act unconstitutional has been dismissed by the High Court in Pretoria. Malema challenged the constitutionality of the Act, saying the State was using apartheid-era legislation to prosecute him. The charges relate to two incidents back in 2014 and 2016 in which the EFF..
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New Justice Minister apparently wants to modernize and digitize courts in SA, which gives the impression that Africa has already lagged behind with Industrial Revolution in the 18th century
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The recent report about courts and the chaos prevailing there is highlighted by the new Justice Minister, Ronald Lamola. He announced plans that would apparently modernize and digitize the courts in South Africa. According to Google, digitizing means placing data on computer. This means that until July 2019 all court reports, statements and sentences are..
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VIDEO: Australia Becomes Complicit in Genocide! Denies Asylum to Victim of Racist Rapist Who “liked seeing white people suffer”!
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Australia has become complicit in genocide as they deny Asylum to a South African victim of a Racist Rapist who “enjoyed seeing white people suffer”! The South African women, mother, wife and farmer, 45, who was shot and repeatedly raped at gunpoint by a racist violent thug, who “likes to see white people suffer” in front of her children, has pleaded for help after her desperate traumatised family was denied asylum in Australia. She has begged for a lifeline for her and her family!
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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 SA – Wilhelm Pretorius – Affidavit
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Wilhelm Pretorius: That barbarian methods of torturing are used by police [imperial police] is one hundred percent correct. I can personally testify to this. Affidavit by Wilhelm Pretorius. 18 September 2017 On 10 December 2002, I, Wilhelm Pretorius, a 25 year old student, was arrested on political and especially weapons-related charges, including high treason and..
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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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Be vigilant when employing domestic workers – Domestic worker found guilty of employer’s murder
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A domestic worker and two accomplices were found guilty of the murder of a Durban pensioner that took place two years ago. Happiness Mkhize, a 35-year-old domestic worker, was found guilty of the murder of her employer in the Durban High Court on Friday. Judge Mahendra Chetty ruled that, while she may not have participated..
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Justice is served! Irate mob castrates, beats ‘rapist’ to death – community are tired of crime and now takes law into own hands
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Two girls walking to an informal settlement were confronted by three men armed with a knife and a firearm. A man was castrated and beaten to death, allegedly by community members, following a gang rape of two girls, aged 14 and 18, by three men at an informal settlement in Ivory Park in Midrand, Johannesburg..
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Illegal immigrants connected to double murder, released due to lack of evidence
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The two suspects who were arrested in connection to the murder of DA councillor in Dealesville, Monica Deniacos, and her husband, Basil, have been released. Spokesperson of the Hawks in the Free State, Lynda Steyn says the two men, who are illegal immigrants, were released on Sunday night due to a lack of evidence. It..
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SAPS members in Ekurhuleni arrested for attempting to extort R5 million from mayoral committee
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JOHANNESBURG – Ekurhuleni police have arrested three South African Police Service (SAPS) members for attempting to extort R5 million from a member of the mayoral committee (MMC). The city said the trio approached councillor Lesiba Mpya claiming they had a dossier containing evidence of alleged corruption against the MMC, Mayor Mzwandile Masina and other senior..
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Disgraced advocate’s who tried to solicit R5m bribe, readmitted to the roll of advocates – reinstatement splits legal fraternity
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The reinstatement of one of Seth Nthai, SA’s most controversial state counsels to the roll of advocates, has exposed divisions in the legal fraternity. Seth Nthai was readmitted to the roll of advocates late in May after he approached the high court in Polokwane with the backing of the Polokwane Bar and among others, eminent..
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ARMS DEAL COMMISSION FAILED TO DO ITS JOB – Corruption Watch wants the court to review and set aside the findings of the inquiry that was appointed by former president Jacob Zuma
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The court application by Corruption Watch and Right2know comes after Judge Willie Seriti, who headed the commission exonerated politicians of wrongdoing-when he released his report in 2016. Corruption Watch has argued in the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria that the arms deal commission failed to do its job. The anti-corruption organisation wants the court to..
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