South African courts are about to confront a life-or-death question: should individuals have the right to decide how and when they die?
A pivotal constitutional battle over the Sexual Offence Act has reached its conclusion in the Pretoria High Court, where a landmark ruling declared that the defence of “believed consent” will no longer hold ground.
This incident has sparked a legal battle that promises to be as gripping as the classic car at its centre.
On a day that should have been routine, the body of 57-year-old patient at Matikwana Hospital was discovered lifeless mere metres from the hospital entrance.
Divorce proceedings began when their child was just five years old, and now, at 17, she has spent much of her life caught in the middle of a high-conflict divorce.
Ostensibly having run through a list of careers that could put him in the limelight, Moela seems to have settled on the law as the best avenue to stardom
“It’s only a matter of time before the evidence is retrieved — if it hasn’t been already — and it will destroy Harry.”
In the R1.8-billion BHI Ponzi scheme case, Sona Pillay is alleged to have visited the Sun City casino 131 times where he reportedly placed bets totalling R800 million over four years, , withdrawing large amounts in cash to launder the money.
The FBI publicly releases records it has on individuals after they die.
There’s hardly anything more American than celebrating July 4 by shooting a $300,000 Italian supercar with an arsenal of fireworks loaded on a chopper all for your 1 million YouTube subscribers.
The assets belonging to these fraudsters were scattered around the country and ranged from vehicles to holiday home, and even a game farm.
A Durban dentist posing as a doctor claimed to have treated “thousands” of people addicted to heroin and benzodiazepines (addictive anti-anxieties) with his “wonder cure”.
A Catholic priest was charged with theft and other related crimes for allegedly using a church credit card to spend a silly amount of money on mobile games.
The consequences could be catastrophic for nearly 65% of the real estate agencies in the country.
This man’s escape from justice was as wild as the illegal animals he kept in his house.
“It’s a joke. This law was someone’s expression of moral outrage.”
Apparently, the 30-something Joburger presented himself as a successful businessman claiming to have unique software for architectural rendering.
In some parts of London, where finding a good rental space is already a bit of a nightmare, landlords are really ‘taking the p*ss’ and targeting renters with ‘no-sex’ clauses in their tenancy agreements.
The BBC received rare footage showing North Korea publicly sentencing two teenage boys to 12 years of hard labour for watching these illicit shows from the South.
A Pretoria businessman has been accused of living a high life with fancy cars and a swanky house while conveniently forgetting to pay his ex-wife’s spousal maintenance, his two kids’ school fees, and some other bills.
It has been two years since the tragic case of a mother allegedly killing her three daughters shortly after moving from South Africa to New Zealand.
Prince Harry is definitely kicking it back in California right now, taking a large sip of “I told you so” after being vindicated in this court case.
The 57-year-old was arrested before, but clearly thought she was above the law or something and continued her revolting antics.
A deep-dive investigation by Al Jazeera has revealed some of Southern Africa’s largest gold-smuggling operations, exposing how the gangs are brazenly looting the nation.
According to the lawsuit, a” gentleman of advanced age” became stuck in the seat as it was being reclined and then a flight attendant had to “forcibly” free him.
Tiger Woods is apparently a little worried about what could be “another scandal” amid legal drama with his ex-girlfriend Erica Herman.
You might know that there is nothing quite as petty nor prone to intense drama as a spat between neighbours.
On Sunday, Obiang’s superyacht sailed away from Cape Town, released as it was apparently “unlawfully attached” and leaving South African businessman Daniel Janse van Rensburg in the lurch.
Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham’s wedding lawsuit has revealed all the secrets and chaos that bubbled behind the scenes before the big day.
In the lawsuit, an ex-dancer details how she “was in pieces” after the “host”, Gino, forced her into a private room with a “loyal customer”.