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… arrest on condition of silence, as he couldn’t be shown in court in the poor state of health he was then. Helen Suzman …

… suggestion. Judiciary – The Courts The Judiciary is the court system. This is the part of government that has to make … There are different levels of courts. If a case in a low court is appealed, it goes to a higher court. The decision of the higher court can be different, and …

… meeting. The couple went to the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court where along the corridors, at random, they picked two … that she would be charged for entering the Magistrate’s Court illegally and having been in the presence of more than …

… unhappy and ended in the chieftain driving Nandi from his court. Nandi and her son sought sanctuary in the Mhlathuze … found in the home of Nandi's aunt. He thus grew up in the court of Dingiswayo, who welcomed them with friendliness. …

… motivated violence’. After almost six months of court proceedings, judgement was delivered on 15 April 1964. … Despite their appeal for release, in March 1965 the Appeal Court in Bloemfontein dismissed an application by the NLF …

… his union work in the early mornings, at times when the court adjourned, and on the weekends. In January 1957, Press … He was also banned from gatherings. When he got back to court in June, Press was issued with a banning order …

… taken early retirement. Gordhan was expected to appear in court with two former SARS senior executives - Ivan Pillay … 11 October 2016 ‘We’ll follow Pravin all the way to the court’‚ says Mthembu by Babalo Ndenze (TimesLive), 11 …

… Cape Bar and in his latter years Judge at the Cape Supreme Court. They set up home in the late 1950s in Newlands , Cape …

… him to New Brighton Township.  The Port Elizabeth Supreme Court overturned the banning order on the grounds that the …

… but although the Transvaal Division of the Supreme Court reduced the sentence, it upheld the conviction. In …

… Johannesburg Bar and the Transvaal division of the Supreme Court. However, he did not join the bar in order to continue …

… him to New Brighton Township.  The Port Elizabeth Supreme Court overturned the banning order on the grounds that the …

… take the demonstration to the city centre. At their second court appearance, they were charged under the Terrorism Act. …

… she met Bram again in May 1930 while he was on the circuit court route with the Judge-President. In January 1931 they …

… sleep deprivation. Following his appearance in the Supreme Court in Cape Town, he was found guilty of sabotage and …

… figures in the 1950s and 1960s in political cases in court and helped plan anti-government actions by the SACP and … The State vs. Mandela and 9 Others. Charge: Sabotage. Court Proceedings, Extract Of Evidence ”“ Ismail Essop Makda …

… and his wife were tried in camera in the Cape Town Supreme Court, with the prospect of a death sentence being handed …

… a modern rendering in bronze of an important figure in the court of the traditional Zulu kings and chiefs, a …

… security branch for assault. The case was settled out of court as the government paid out a settlement without …

… silently by witnessing the forced removals, attending court cases and giving legal advice. They continued to fight …

… to throw in the towel, Prof. Ames applied for a Supreme Court order to force a full inquiry, at the risk of losing …

… as an interpreter at the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court. Despite not having any formal qualifications for the …

… withdrawn from circulation by the publisher (there was no court order), because the “Mandela family” had not given …

… of the restrictions of his banning order entailed court orders, legal fees and suspended sentences, while …

… in northern KwaZulu to the Swaziland government. The court decided in his favour on the ground that the government … during the race for the Zulu throne. He has since filed a court application where he is challenging the recognition of … by the feared apartheid security police. Khumalo, in court, it emerged had been the key link between the apartheid …

… conducted by Sydney Kentridge.Collins, based at 2 Amen Court, next to St Paul’s Cathedral, began to form a team of …

… Thirteen Others’ began on 16 November 1964 at the Regional Court in Johannesburg. Along with Esther Barsel , Eli …

… Party Member of Parliament. The allegations made in a court of law in South Africa referred to statements made …

… a police informer and had betrayed them. They appeared in court within forty-eight hours and were advised to plead …