Lawyers

• ANC brands Sunday Times act as “poor and shoddy journalism”

  After an article released by Sunday Times titled "How Guptas shopped for new minister," ANC deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte responds and denies accusations. The article alleges the Guptas and Duarte to have offered Deputy Minister Mcebisi Jonas the position of then-finance minister Nhlanhla Nene. These were made even more controversial as Sunday Times reported that the Guptas gave conditions along with the offer, such as the support for the nuclear procurement programme.

• U.S. Government's Diplomats in South Africa Accused of Pursuing Regime Change

  South Africa's ruling party, ANC, accused the United States government of having irregular activities in attempt to spur regime change inside the country. ANC is slated to discuss the matter with the concerned authorities in Washington.

• Four Men Suspected of Murdering Young Woman in South Africa to be Prosecuted

  The young woman disappeared in 1983 and was said to be tortured by these men A woman killed in 1983 by a group of four former members of a security forces group during the apartheid-era in South Africa are said to go under prosecution for the charges filed among them.

• Hearing for South Africa President Jacob Zuma pushes; Protesters accusing leader of corruption surround court house

  South Africa’s highest court starts hearing the case of President Jacob Zuma over use of government funds. Protesters surround the court area, with citizens accusing the president and the African National Congress of corruption.

• Truman Prince to exhaust all legal remedies if found guilty

  Truman Prince is in hot water again as he stands accused of giving tender and assaulting a female traffic officer. The ANC will conduct a disciplinary hearing and will submit a judgment this Friday if the proceedings willnot be delayed.

• South Africa's ANC to push for tougher laws to criminalize racism

  South Africa's political party, the ANC, says it will seek to strengthen anti-racism laws in the country after a rasist comment on Facebook sparked public outcry by describing black people as "monkeys".

• ANCYL Sets Penny Sparrow some Criminal Charges with DA; ANCYL and ANC in an Outrage

  Penny Sparrow to be charged by DA, ANCYL, and ANC. Black people in outrage against her racist comment on Facebook.

• South Africa's Zuma pushes ahead with curbs on foreign land rights

  Foreigners will be barred from owning land in South Africa and no individual will be able to own more than 12,000 hectares, the equivalent of two farms, under legislation currently in the works, President Jacob Zuma said on Saturday.