Former Eastern Cape government director-general Marion Mbina-Mthembu and seven others were granted bail by the Zwelitsha magistrate’s court in Qonce on Tuesday after appearing on allegations including fraud and money laundering amounting to R20m.Mbina-Mthembu appeared alongside the former CFO in the office of the premier, Myirhakazi Hannah Ntshingila, and the former acting head of education, Sizakele Netshilaphala.
King James Group CEO James Barty explains the agency s commitment to creativity off the back of their recent accolades at Scopen AgencyScope 2017 and lets us in on their strategy for 2018.
The negligence of Intellimali, the company that erroneously deposited of R14 million into her account, has been easily ignored and its brand allowed to grow.
The student who has been convicted of the theft of NSFAS funds has arrived at the East London Magistrate’s Court for her sentencing, carrying a bag of clothes in case she is sent to prison.
Walter Sisulu University student Sibongile Mani, convicted of stealing NSFAS funds after R14million was paid into her account in error, will hear her fate on Wednesday.
Russia-born coal mining tycoon Lyudmila Roytblat has pulled out the big guns in her fight with FNB over the “unfair” termination of her banking services, enlisting advocates Dali Mpofu SC and Ben Stoop SC.
The state has rejected claims by Simon Lapping that a “noisy” police station led him to allegedly forge a signature on a court document related to his protection order case. In March 2018, Lapping, three years after he became a Democratic Alliance councillor, instituted a protection order against Alberton businessman Nico Niemand, who had worked with Lapping three years prior to expose an alleged R155 000 bribe Lapping allegedly received from First National Bank chief executive, Jacques Cilliers. The bribery allegations are contained in a 2015 affidavit by Lapping, who alleged that Cilliers paid him R155 000 to stop speaking about FNB’s alleged fraud.