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Nokuthula Simelane: Willem Coetzee's fitness to stand trial in court's hands - Vimarsana News

Nokuthula Simelane: Willem Coetzee's fitness to stand trial in court's hands

Last year the court heard that the apartheid-era police officer was suffering from a cognitive condition and was unable to follow proceedings.

Source: ewn.co.za
SAPS obstructs justice with court delays in apartheid crime cases - Vimarsana News

SAPS obstructs justice with court delays in apartheid crime cases

SAPS senior management continues to let families down with unnecessary obstacles and refusals to pay legal fees

Almost 40 years on, justice for Nokuthula Simelane has again been delayed - Vimarsana News

Almost 40 years on, justice for Nokuthula Simelane has again been delayed

Families of murdered and disappeared apartheid activists are still waiting for justice. Nokuthula Simelane's story is no different.

Source: ewn.co.za
The fight for Nokuthula Simelane's justice: a timeline - Vimarsana News

The fight for Nokuthula Simelane's justice: a timeline

A time line of events as Nokuthula Simelane's sister fights for justice for her killing.

Source: ewn.co.za
Is the enhancement of the NPA enough to secure justice for apartheid era victims? - Vimarsana News

Is the enhancement of the NPA enough to secure justice for apartheid era victims?

Is the enhancement of the NPA enough to secure justice for apartheid era victims? By Yasmin Sooka Share South Africa has witnessed seismic judicial shifts in the last week, which have a profound moral and constitutional impact on justice, accountability and the rule of law. The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) rejected Joao Rodrigues’ appeal against his indictment for the murder of Ahmed Timol. It was followed by the groundbreaking Constitutional Court’s judgement confirming former President Zuma’s contempt of court, and sentencing to 15 months in prison. Judge Sisi Khampepe, speaking fo...

Source: iol.co.za