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Woman who reported 'fake hijacking' on Twitter is released on bail 24 May 2021 Phindile Kunene, who said on Twitter that she had been hijacked, launching a police search, has been released on bail after being arrested last Thursday. Stock photo. Image: STOCKSTUDIO44/123RF A 29-year-old woman who took to social media to post about being kidnapped and hijacked has been released on R2,000 bail. Phindile Kunene appeared briefly in the Protea magistrate's court on Monday charged with contravention of section 9 of the Commissioners of Oath Act — making a false statement ...

Getty Images Phindile Kunene has been charged with making a false statement under oath.   Kunene was arrested after she opened a case at the Protea Glen police station in Soweto after posting about her apparent ordeal on social media.  Kunene was released on R2 000 bail and the case was postponed to 18 June for further investigation. A Gauteng woman who was arrested last week for allegedly fabricating a hijacking and kidnapping made a brief appearance in the Protea Magistrate's Court on Monday. Phindile Kunene has been charged with contravening Section 9 of the Commissioners of Oath Act fo...

Owiny-Dollo’s meeting with Museveni was to swear in a new judge, says Judiciary Monday February 22 2021 This photo taken on September 18, 2020 shows the Chief Justice, Alphonse Owiny-Dollo (left) and the Deputy Chief Justice, Richard Buteera (right) with President Museveni (centre), at State House Entebbe during their swearing in ceremony. PHOTO/ PPU Advertisement The Judiciary is in the eye of the storm after some Opposition politicians at the weekend accused   some judges of conflict of interest after their alleged secret meeting with President Museveni Mr Museveni is one of the respond...

The first respondent is the Attorney General of Federal while the second respondent is Nigeria Police Force.  The affidavit further reads, “On January 26, 2021, a pregnant policewoman, Cpl Omolola Olajide was dismissed from the Nigeria Police Force on the grounds that she is unmarried contrary to Regulation 127 of the Police Act. “The applicant (WELA) wrote to the 2nd respondent (police) and requested that the dismissal of Omolola Olajide be withdrawn but the request was ignored. I hereby make this declaration in good faith and in accordance with the Oath Act.” The relief sought by the...