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Trio arrested for shooting of 5-year-old Soshanguve boy abandon bail due to pending matters - Vimarsana News

Trio arrested for shooting of 5-year-old Soshanguve boy abandon bail due to pending matters

All three men informed the court on Tuesday that they would be abandoning their bail bid as they had other pending matters against them, which they would also be appearing for this year.

Source: iol.co.za
Man who lied about a plan to assassinate Ramaphosa sentenced - Vimarsana News

Man who lied about a plan to assassinate Ramaphosa sentenced

Elrico Kasper from the Northern Cape allegedly lied on social media about an alleged plot to assassinate President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Nigerian, South African arrested for drug trafficking in Johannesburg - Vimarsana News

Nigerian, South African arrested for drug trafficking in Johannesburg

The Johannesburg Metro Police Department and the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, popularly known as the Hawks

Trumped up charges? Hawks detective that investigated string of politicians given the boot - Vimarsana News

Trumped up charges? Hawks detective that investigated string of politicians given the boot

The detective accused the Hawks of defeating the ends of justice after his files containing information about his investigation against former minister Bathabile Dlamini went missing.

Daily news update: Calls for speaker to resign | Jooste's secretive fine and warrant | Why 'Bra Stan' was shot - Vimarsana News

Daily news update: Calls for speaker to resign | Jooste's secretive fine and warrant | Why 'Bra Stan' was shot

Daily news update: Calls have been made for Speaker of the National Assembly, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, to resign from her position.