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Holomisa faces the sheriff as he fails to pay legal fees in Lebashe costs matter - Vimarsana News

Holomisa faces the sheriff as he fails to pay legal fees in Lebashe costs matter

UDM leader Bantu Holomisa has missed his initial deadlines to pay a costs order of R1m relating to the 2018 defamation case he lost to Lebashe Investment Group. The R1m excludes the high court fees which are yet to be tallied and taxed.

Holomisa faces the sheriff as he fails to pay legal fees in Lebashe costs matter - Vimarsana News

Holomisa faces the sheriff as he fails to pay legal fees in Lebashe costs matter

UDM leader Bantu Holomisa has missed his initial deadlines to pay a costs order of R1m relating to the 2018 defamation case he lost to Lebashe Investment Group. The R1m excludes the high court fees which are yet to be tallied and taxed.

Holomisa, UDM lose ConCourt case against Lebashe - Vimarsana News

Holomisa, UDM lose ConCourt case against Lebashe

The Constitutional Court on Thursday held that an interim order granted to Lebashe Investment Group and others against UDM leader Bantu Holomisa in 2018 was correctly granted.

Facts, figures and more from the PIC's annual report - Vimarsana News

Facts, figures and more from the PIC's annual report

Former CFO Matshepo More, who was earning R10.5m per annum when she was suspended on full pay in March 2019, earned another whopping R6.9m in the year to end-March 2021.

Government employees, taxpayers still footing the bill for privatised SAA - Vimarsana News

Government employees, taxpayers still footing the bill for privatised SAA

SAA's future is no longer their worry but taxpayers will still cover past debt, while takeover risks rest on government workers' pensions.