A crisis quietly slipping through police hands Imagine a country where every week, inmates walk out of police custody and most never return. For South Africans,...
ANC member Suleiman Carrim seeks delay as pressure mounts at Madlanga Commission The spotlight is tightening on ANC member and North West businessman Suleiman Carrim, as...
Parole Gone Wrong: Brutal Murder Sparks National Outcry The haunting image of a young woman’s lifeless body in the mountains of the Eastern Cape has reignited...
A body in a dam and a family’s long wait for answers On 16 April 2022, his body was discovered in Duduza Dam in Nigel. It...
Tragedy in Hluhluwe A quiet community in Hluhluwe, KwaZulu-Natal, is reeling after a 21-year-old woman was sentenced to 12 years in prison for the murder of...
Limpopo Constable Convicted for Using Fake Matric Certificate In a case that has raised questions about vetting and integrity in the police service, a former Limpopo...
The Tug-of-War at the Heart of the Justice System In South Africa’s courtrooms, justice often feels like a tightrope act. On one side are victims desperate...
In South Africa, bail exists to protect the principle of being innocent until proven guilty. It is not a reward or punishment. It is a mechanism...
Shock in Court as Witness Turns on the State The Phala Phala farm robbery trial, already one of South Africa’s most politically charged legal battles, took...
The Wait is Over: High-Stakes Madlanga Commission Probe into Justice System Finally Begins Sept 17 After an unexpected delay that sparked frustration and speculation, the curtain...