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… a banned organisation.  They went on trial at the Supreme Court in College Road, Pietermaritzburg in 1963. Anton Xaba … who were sentenced to life imprisonment by a Natal court in 1978, and who were held in Robben Island, which … events which were contested by the presiding judge in his court trial, Mr. Justice Alan Howard. An arm injury he …

… NELSON MANDELA AT THE INAUGURATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT Johannesburg, 14 February 1995 …

… Supreme Court Act No 2, providing for the separation of the Ciskei …

… Natal Supreme Court judge Justice J. Didcott attacks the government for …

… Supreme Court Act No 2, providing for the separation of the Ciskei …

… Aubie ffrench-Beytagh begins in the Pretoria Supreme Court. …

… An Islamic appeals court in Nigeria frees Amina Lawal after she is acquitted on …

… Supreme Court Act No 2, providing for the separation of the Ciskei …

… discharged on charges of contempt by the Pretoria Supreme Court. …

… “people’s poet”, appears in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly assaulting his wife …

… The Rhodesian Supreme Court rejects Queen Elizabeth’s ‘reprieve’ of two Rhodesian …

… Following a spate of court actions involving alleged assaults, tortures in …

… he succeeded in becoming a solicitor of the Supreme Court of South Africa, and opened an office in Pretoria with … black people access, save for if they were brought to the court as prisoners or witnesses. Mangena became very popular … once to defend Black South Africans against Europeans in court. He pre­sented a petition to the British govern­ment on …

… St. Matthews Institution. He worked at various times as a court interpreter, a postmaster, a clerk, and a restaurant …

… in which the inquest was conducted. It was held in open court and demonstrated the open­ness of the South African … would have been subjected to such an interrogation in open court. South Africa should be proud of this . . . There is a … for varying lengths of time without charging them in a court of law or allowing them any contact with family, legal …

… James D. Ngojo was born in the Cape and worked as a court interpreter in Paarl. He was arrested in connection …

… witness in the  1956 Treason Trial , and informed the court that the ANC was a violent organisation.On 5 December … along with  Nelson Mandela .During the Treason Trial court adjournment in June 1957, Make, Joe Molefi, Solly Nathie and Bob Asmal appeared in the Supreme Court on reduced charges of public violence. Judge Kuyper …

… fabrication of the e-mails. Masetlha took the matter to court and in court papers, called Mbeki a liar in return but lost that … when his dismissal was confirmed by the Constitutional Court. In 2007, Masetlha was acquitted in the Hatfield …

… Quarter in the Cape. She also transformed the Old Supreme Court in Adderley Street into the South African Cultural …

… Justice Yvonne Mokgoro was a judge of the Constitutional Court of South Africa from its inception in 1994 until the … and public prosecutor in the then Mmabatho Magistrate's Court In 1984, she was appointed lecturer in law in the … of Pretoria, until her appointment to the Constitutional Court in October 1994. Throughout her legal career she has …

… of the century. He was an interpreter in the Cape Supreme Court, a teacher at Klipspruit government school, and Xhosa …

… in a dark cell reserved for those about to appear in court. Bizos shared his opinion with Mandela: I said you know … He was determined to voice his conviction before the court. Bizos offered an alternative, “Add the words ‘if needs … trust.” Mandela trusted Bizos not only to represent him in court but later to carry messages from the banned African …

… were outside the courtrooms. In his years on the Cape High Court he assiduously took university classes to see prisons … he had led the South African legal team in the World Court case over Namibia in The Hague, and was managing … he served for eighteen years, eleven as President of the Court of Appeal. His human and administrative skills were …

… 1874 was the President of the Orange Free State Appeal Court. He became President of the Orange Free State in 1889.  …

… Statement Made In Court When Charged With 46 Other Passive Resisters …

… Judge Moroa Tsoka grants a temporary court order to Chief Superintendent Stanley Sagathevan and …

… Dock Before Being Sentenced In Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court For Defying Banning Orders, July 1952 …

… No 31, indemnifying the Ciskei administration against any court proceedings arising from its actions, commences. …

… South Africa Court Suspends Winnie Mandela’s Jail Term by Bill Keller (The …

… Demonstration in or near Court Buildings Prohibition Act No 10, prohibiting certain …