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Menzies asks court again to allow airport return - Vimarsana News

Menzies asks court again to allow airport return

Airport services company Menzies Aviation (Namibia) will have to wait for three weeks to hear if it has had success with its latest attempt to return to the parts of Hosea Kutako International Airport from which the Namibia Airports Company evicted it in August.

Multiparty coalition plots Makhubele removal as Joburg... - Vimarsana News

Multiparty coalition plots Makhubele removal as Joburg...

The coalition partners believe that Makhubele has betrayed the residents of the city by voting with opposition parties to oust Vasco Da Gama.

Ramaphosa granted extra time to contemplate State Capture report - Vimarsana News

Ramaphosa granted extra time to contemplate State Capture report

President Cyril Ramaphosa has been granted extra time to formulate his response to the State Capture Commission's final report.

Zondo must submit report to Ramaphosa by end of February, parliament to be briefed by June - Vimarsana News

Zondo must submit report to Ramaphosa by end of February, parliament to be briefed by June

Thestate capture inquiry chaired by acting chief justice Raymond Zondo must submit its final report to President Cyril Ramaphosa by February 2022.

Rape survivor takes police to ConCourt - wants them held liable for not 'conducting reasonable search' - Vimarsana News

Rape survivor takes police to ConCourt - wants them held liable for not 'conducting reasonable search'

Ashraf Hendricks. A woman who was repeatedly raped in Port Elizabeth in 2010, has taken the police minister to court, arguing officers failed to conduct a reasonable search to find her and investigate the case.  The Supreme Court of Appeal ruled last year that the police took reasonable steps to find her.     The woman has now turned to the Constitutional Court to appeal that ruling.   A woman who was raped in Port Elizabeth over 10 years ago has dragged the police minister to the highest court in the land, arguing that police officers failed to conduct a reasonable search to find her w...

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