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… against a move to impeach Zuma following a constitutional court ruling against him over the Nkandla affair. Asked by … the wire-taps has never been revealed. The Pretoria High Court on April 29 ordered a review of the decision to drop … A week after the Helen Suzman Foundation (HSF) filed court papers against Berning Ntlemenza, head of the police's …

… their soldiers. The entrance to the building is across a court-yard dotted with trees, Old England's oak and elm being in the majority. This court-yard is lit up with eleotric light, the plant being …

… their soldiers. The entrance to the building is across a court-yard dotted with trees, Old England's oak and elm being in the majority. This court-yard is lit up with electric light, the plant being …

… Grootboom and other inhabitants won a Constitutional Court ruling in 2000 which stated that they could not be …

… this time the Burgher Watch House served as a magistrate's court and offices, but after municipal government was …

… of the Cape and an Artist. It has its own Magistrate's Court . Population (1971): White 19 000. The population of …

… military officers were charged in the Durban Magistrates' Court with murder and for having established hit squads to …

… South Africa's previously adopted International Criminal Court Act. …

… code of conduct, functioning in much the same way as a court of law. For the press, this represented an unacceptable …

… 180 days 'preventive' detention and overcomes problems of court challenges experienced with Section 28. In addition to … of a person in prison by ministerial order (as opposed to court sentence) if the minister believes that person is … without any access, beyond the jurisdiction of any court, if he believes that person could be a material witness …

… that most luxuries such as music and art were banned in court. [41]   Furthermore, various schools, temples, works of …

… and Jews sat together in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court.28 It was a novelty in 1946 but it became commonplace … Jack Simons (who conducted his own defence) told the court that the CPSA had “made a singular contribution” to … – after which the accused were committed to the Supreme Court on a charge of sedition. The court hearing took place a …

… Desai would not learn of Timol’s death until her trial in court. When she was being questioned about the papers in her … same place as the Treason Trial and many other political court cases during apartheid. The court questioned her for the many books she had in her home. …

… Fund.’ The accused in the 1956 Treason Trial outside the court. Photographer: Peter Magubane. Source: Africa Media … for the same offence. In one example, in a Graaff-Reinet court, Winnard Mati  was sentenced to 30 months in prison for … his release, Mati and three others were brought to a court in Humansdorp and charged with ’soliciting …

… in 1852. The place became known as Bloemhof (flower court) because of the lovely gardens that were planted there …

… is responsible for civil matters and judge of the tribal court! …

… Act, Act No. 2 of 1907 . Gandhi defends Pandit in court free of charge. 14 November, Ramsundar Pandit is … is sentenced to two months' imprisonment for violating a court order to leave the Transvaal after being charged with …

… Rustenburg. The Hervormde Church took the United Church to court regarding church property in 1894. In 1895 the court’s decision was in favour of the Hervormde Church. This …

… and Angola. At the trial, the accused appeared in court singing, clenching their fists in Black Power salutes, … Seven, which began in March 1976, the accused appeared in court wearing African shirts, harking back to the trial of … Black Power salute. Demonstrations were staged outside the court throughout the early stages of the trial. On 18 March …

… horses and copper. Islam had been introduced to the royal court of Songhai in 1019, but most people remained faithful … in return for internal and external security. The royal court was responsible for the administration and the army. … in return for internal and external security. The royal court was responsible for the administration and the army. …

… code to ensure that his power could not be challenged in court. He also launched a series of land and tax reforms. … to date. In 1420,  the Forbidden City was occupied by the court. [25] The capital became a cultural hub where different … created in Jingdezhen to produce ceramics for the imperial court. [29] A common ceramic technique of enamel painting …

… During the afternoon we were taken to the magistrate's court where we were kept in dingy underground cells until we were moved upstairs to a court in batches of about twelve to be charged with high … sixteen days in the Fort before we were brought back to court, by now 156 alleged traitors in all. In the women's …

… November 1962. "I do not believe, Your Worship, that this court, in inflicting penalties on me for the crimes for which … in this country and abroad are with me. "Nothing that this court can do to me will change in any way that hatred in me, … for the crime for which I have been convicted before this court, may it rest assured that when my sentence has been …

… apartheid regime. On 30 January 1985, the Pretoria Supreme Court ordered the SAMDC to hold an inquiry into the conduct …

… Act of 1982, and the order could not be questioned in court of law. Naudé was eventually unbanned in 1985, and was …

… his alleged participation in the Rwandan genocide by a Court of Law in Rwanda. Bishop Misago was arrested on 14 …

… Klerk, for not doing enough to stop the violence. Both a court and the Amnesty Committee of the Truth and …

… for the murder of Amy Biehl in the Cape Town High Court in October 1994 and sent to jail. They applied for …