Tag: courts
UPDATE: SAPS Tender Corruption Case Delayed for Fannie Masemola and Co-accused
SAPS tender corruption case delayed for Fannie Masemola and co-accused; trial adjourned to Aug 28, state revising charges.
Paris Court Orders TotalEnergies to Detail Emissions Impact
Paris court orders TotalEnergies to detail emissions impact by 2026, amid lawsuit seeking climate action alignment.
Gabon’s CECA-GADIS Employees Sue Over Layoffs
63 ex-CECA Gadis employees sue over Libreville branch layoffs, claiming improper procedures.
Madlanga Commission to Resume Amid Carrim’s Health Concerns
Madlanga Commission resumes despite Suliman Carrim's health concerns; key testimony delayed.
Two years on, Kenyan families still seek justice after Gen Z protests
Two years post-Gen Z protests, Kenyan families seek justice, with 26 individuals linked to 2024 unrest still unaccounted for.
Niger To Leave ICC, Calls It Neo-Colonialist
Niger pulls out of ICC, labels it neo-colonialist in historic move, sparking debate across Africa.
Matlala’s Case Divorced from Main Fraud Case as NPA Hushes on Plea Deal
NPA finalizes plea deal talks with Matlala, case splits from Medicare24 tender fraud. Court date set for Thursday.
Zambia Adheres to SCA Decision, Grants Lungu Family Burial Rights
Zambia defers to SCA on Lungu burial, respects family's wish for private South African service despite initial state funeral push.
EU’s Libya Migration Deal Criticized by Amnesty for ‘Racist’ Practices
Amnesty slams EU's Libya migration deal as "racist," accusing Libyan govs of intensifying migrant crackdowns and fostering anti-migrant sentiment.
Third Country to Exit International Court – Newser
Niger exits ICC, following Burundi and Philippines, raises justice concerns.
