Court dismisses application by 'blue lights' corruption accused to bar media coverage
The court ruled that the media had reported objectively, with facts, and the case was in the public interest.
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The court ruled that the media had reported objectively, with facts, and the case was in the public interest.
The controversial businessman in the SAPS multimillion-rand tender scandal is challenging his arrest.
Curious coincidences in investigations relating to questionable police service providers led the National Prosecuting Authority to believe that a family racket based in Pretoria uses Sassa pensioners, friends and family as a front to obscure their crooked dealings with the state.
Three men including a senior government official have shown they are capable of using their connections to undermine investigations into charges of corruption and defeating the ends of justice against them.
Two former senior police officers will have to wait for almost two months to find out if their application to have their multimillion-rand blue lights tender case struck off the roll has succeeded.