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AKA, Tibz murder accused to know outcome of bail application on May 15 - Vimarsana News

AKA, Tibz murder accused to know outcome of bail application on May 15

Senior state prosecutor Lawrence Gcaba has maintained that the alleged mastermind in the murder of rapper Kiernan "AKA” Forbes, Mziwethemba Gwabeni, has failed to show that the distribution of money paid into his bank account was legitimate.

Man who killed his brother and girlfriend's father sentenced to life - Vimarsana News

Man who killed his brother and girlfriend's father sentenced to life

A 32-year-old man who killed his brother in 2019 and then the father of his girlfriend in February 2021 has been sentenced to life imprisonment by the high court, sitting in Upington.

Zuma seeks recusal of five 'tainted' ConCourt justices in IEC case - Vimarsana News

Zuma seeks recusal of five 'tainted' ConCourt justices in IEC case

Former president Jacob Zuma has counter-applied to the Constitutional Court for the recusal of five of its justices in his battle with the Electoral Commission (IEC) over whether he is eligible to stand for parliament.

JONATHAN JANSEN | The cowardice of our universities while Israel massacres Palestinians is staggering - Vimarsana News

JONATHAN JANSEN | The cowardice of our universities while Israel massacres Palestinians is staggering

South African students have been remarkably quiet no doubt because of a narrowness of political ambition centred only on their own problems, writes Jonathan Jansen.

LUCKY MATHEBULA | Sam Mokgethi Motsuenyane was a catalyst for true black economic freedom - Vimarsana News

LUCKY MATHEBULA | Sam Mokgethi Motsuenyane was a catalyst for true black economic freedom

Ntate Sam Motsuenyane's life should spur us to be honest in our choices about who deserves to lead us, writes Lucky Mathebula