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The ANC’s deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte feels Jacob Zuma has a point against the Zondo commission, according to a leaked audiotape. Picture: Bongani Mbatha/ African News Agency (ANA) Archives Leaked audio: Some ANC top six members appear to concur with Zuma that Zondo commission and judiciary are biased Share Durban: The latest leak of the audio recording of the March 8 virtual meeting between the ANC’s top six, led by party president Cyril Ramaphosa and former president Jacob Zuma, appears to show at least one senior member of the ruling party believes the Zondo commission...

Professor Sipho Seepe said the judge should not take the matter ’lying down’ because of history of the case

Mogoeng’s legacy ‘hangs in balance’ By Thami Magubane Share Durban - Legal experts have said Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng should show contrition and apologise for remarks he made about Israel. The comments come after the Judicial Conduct Committee (JCC) ordered him to unconditionally apologise and retract his pro-Israel views made in June last year. Chief Justice Mogoeng is the first chief justice in the country’s democratic history to be sanctioned for inappropriate conduct. Experts warned that the committee’s finding had the potential to undermine his legacy and al...

Rape survivors recount their quest for justice Share Cape Town - Rape in South Africa – this is the tragic tale of two women – one who saw justice dispensed relatively swiftly with her attacker now behind bars, while the other has spent the past decade painstakingly seeking justice through the courts against the inefficiency of the South African Police Services which is nowhere near to finalising her case. Prison warder and marathon runner Ntombisintu Mfunzi was raped and almost bludgeoned to death with a hammer on November 12, 2016, while preparing to take part in a race to raise awarene...

Outgoing Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng defiantly told retired Gauteng Deputy Judge President Phineas Mojapelo that the Palestine-Israel dispute was peripheral and not inherently South African in his response to complaints against him.