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Police minister ordered to pay Cape Town politician R300,000 for wrongful arrest - Vimarsana News

Police minister ordered to pay Cape Town politician R300,000 for wrongful arrest

Taxpayers will have to fork out R300,000 after the high court held the minister of police responsible for the wrongful arrest of a Cape Town politician.

Truman Prince sheds proposal to appeal court judgment on acting supervisor visit - Vimarsana News

Truman Prince sheds proposal to appeal court judgment on acting supervisor visit

Truman Prince has actually shed a litigation in the Western Cape High Court. PICTURE: Duif du Toit, Gallo

Truman Prince loses bid to appeal court ruling on acting manager appointment - Vimarsana News

Truman Prince loses bid to appeal court ruling on acting manager appointment

Beaufort West politician Truman Prince was dealt another blow this week when the Western Cape High Court dismissed his application for leave to appeal a ruling that his appointment as the acting manager of the Central Karoo District Municipality was invalid.

Source: news24.com
Whites-only enclave faces ruin as court rules against company owned by 'Kubus king' - Vimarsana News

Whites-only enclave faces ruin as court rules against company owned by 'Kubus king'

A whites-only, Afrikaans-speaking enclave in the Northern Cape faces ruin after the company formed to run it was provisionally wound up because it was founded and run illegally.

Source: news24.com
Calls resurface for 'spatial apartheid' redress in Western Cape - Vimarsana News

Calls resurface for 'spatial apartheid' redress in Western Cape

Highly contested Sea Point site remains undeveloped, as battle over what to do with it heads to the Supreme Court of Appeal.