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… in 'terrorist' activities.On the night before their court appearance on 11th September Mr Jacob Monnakgotla died …

… without permission. He was released on bail, appeared in court and was ordered by the NC to ‘be removedto …

… me a year later, yet they could never quite convict him in court. So they harrassed him instead - in 1980 banning him - …

… for their entire lives. His maternal grandfather was a court interpreter. His father, Jack Dorasamy Govender, was a … Africa attending universities here. Former Constitutional Court judge Albie Sachs was the president of the Students …

… Scholar. Some years earlier Bram had met and begun to court  Molly Krige . Distantly related to the wife of Jan … briefs coming to Bram, outstanding lawyer and counsel. In court he was the epitome of the ideal English barrister: …

… in Cape Town because a Jew appearing for the state in court was abhorrent at the time. In 1963, Yutar prosecuted …

… of Parliament. He was tried in the Cape Town Supreme Court in September 1976 on charges under the Terrorism and …

… her family requested that she be made a ward of the court until she turned 21 years old. Duma Nokwe and Helen …

… Terrorism Act, he was sentenced in the Pretoria Supreme Court to nine years in prison. Even while in prison …

… to 12 months in jail and lost an appeal to the Supreme Court in mid-1957. Charged with others in the Treason Trial, …

… of the Internal Security Act (Act 74 of 1982)  until her court appearance at the Rand Supreme Court on 15 August 1986. Sparg admitted to implanting and …

… with inciting violence. A lawyer in another trial told the court that he had seen Mr Nobhadula on the day before he died …

… disappear again, the new orders were such that lengthy court processes could be avoided. Phikinkani Zulu was …

… But he was arrested and tried by a Nigerian military court all the same along with eight other people. The …

… Frances Sigamoney was a constable at the magistrate’s court and his father, Emanuel, a waiter. After completing his …

… the Security Police. She went to lawyers and applied for a court interdict to stop further assaults on him. Elsie …

… was handed down a ten-year jail sentence, but the Supreme Court overturned it in 1989. In 1990 Molefe became involved …

… Africa for the first time in Boesman and Lena at the Royal Court Theatre in London. Bryceland moved to London in 1978 to …

… in Paarl, (but) the charge came to nothing in court.”   Mafekeng’s union was the most militant in the …

… the cell showed a glass window inside the bars.When the court inspected the cell on 10 May 1977,there was no glass in …

… she still lives.      [1] Information from Cape Supreme Court (CSC), Criminal Cases Record, Case 457, 1963, 1/1/1 …

… (now North West Province) was rejected by the Supreme Court on the basis that ‘the Natives concerned were not …

… care centres, a drug treatment facility, the juvenile court system, senior citizen programmes and local boards and … day and the innumerable delays in bringing the case to court constituted a travesty of justice. Kevin Toolis, a … 'crime' was trespassing on the white man's boat. In court, the white man said he was defending his property. It …

… to 1948 when he practised as an advocate of the Supreme Court in Bloemfontein and lectured part-time in law at the … of the Commonwealth, as well as at the inauguration of the Court of Appeal of the Federation of Rhodesia (Zambia and …

… a great advantage to him in later years when appearing in court. In October 1945 with the assistance of the University … he took a position as a registrar at the Supreme Court in Cape Town and was registrar for two years for the … was a Clerical Assistant Grade II at Wynberg Magistrates Court until he attained his LLB degree in August 1952 and was …

… the iron hands of the British imperialist robbers? In court, Seedat made a passionate speech in his defence: … , President of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) appeared in court on 26 April 1963, Seedat, according to police reports, …

… Council for the Clothing Industry to request a Supreme Court definition of “employee” in the Industrial Conciliation … addressed 15 000 people, was arrested and appeared in court the following Monday. The case was postponed and he …

… culpable homicide arising from the death of Mdluli. The court ruled that Mdluli had committed suicide. Mrs Mdluli … was paid R15 000 by the Minister of Police in an out of court settlement. …

… was in detention. Advocate George Bizos defended them in court. They were acquitted but were immediately re-arrested. …

… Indian Congress (NIC) in the Pietermaritzburg Supreme Court. Mxenge started a bursary fund in memory of her …