Howard Galvin: Feared Randburg ‘enforcer’ due in court
Howard Galvin, known as “The Fixer,” is set to appear in the Randburg Magistrates Court on charges linked to intimidation, extortion, and illegal evictions.
Howard Galvin, known as “The Fixer,” is set to appear in the Randburg Magistrates Court on charges linked to intimidation, extortion, and illegal evictions.
ACSA has been granted leave to appeal a ruling that halted its baggage screening overhaul, reigniting a legal battle over control of airport security services.
Paediatric surgeon Peter Beale has been found not guilty of murder and fraud after standing trial for the deaths of three children.
A former St John’s teacher accused of sexual grooming has been granted bail while facing allegations linked to the suicide of Julio Mordoh.
The Joshlin Smith trial enters its second day as Constable Yanga Gongotha testifies about Kelly Smith’s reaction to her daughter’s disappearance, while unverified footage of Joshlin surfaces online.
Despite being in police custody, Musa Khawula has resumed posting online, asking followers for financial donations.
Seven Chinese nationals have been convicted in a Johannesburg High Court for running a forced labour ring that trafficked 91 Malawian nationals into South Africa.
The NPA has provisionally withdrawn fraud charges against former Johannesburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda, but legal and political uncertainties remain.
ACSA is appealing a court ruling that blocked its R3 billion baggage screening overhaul, arguing it has the legal mandate to manage airport security.
The electrification project, dubbed Operation Mabone, was investigated by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU).
The Western Cape High Court has finalised pretrial proceedings in the Joshlin Smith case, with the trial set to begin in Saldanha Bay in March.
Keneilwe Shalaba, accused of selling her two-year-old son, has given birth in prison—despite previously claiming she was pregnant with twins. Her bail judgment is expected soon.
Jury deliberations are underway in A$AP Rocky’s felony assault trial, with a verdict expected soon. If convicted, he faces up to 24 years in prison.
Sonell Joubert, accused of murdering Jurgen Nel at Lowhills Farm, will hear her bail ruling on Thursday.
Gogo Maweni’s attempt to have her assault case dismissed has failed, and she is now set to stand trial in March 2025.
Magudumana’s lawyer has raised concerns about her deteriorating mental condition after nearly a year behind bars.
The DA has filed a court challenge against the Expropriation Act, citing constitutional concerns, in a move that could delay its implementation and strain relations within the GNU.
Kirk Daniels has been sentenced to 53 years for two murders in Tafelsig, thanks to the tireless work of Detective Sergeant Bradley Schuurman.
Despite some delays in the case, the State insists it is ready to proceed even as two additional suspects remain in Eswatini, awaiting extradition hearings.
Darren Wilken defended his BMW’s “KIDZ NA GP” license plate in court, calling it an inside joke.
The NPA has withdrawn key charges in Danny Jordaan’s fraud case. The case now hinges on four remaining counts.
The State has charged the teen with murder and defeating the ends of justice.
The pretrial hearing for Joshlin Smith’s disappearance began today, with key witness Laurentia Lombaard set to testify against Kelly Smith and her co-accused.
The sentencing of Lerato and Sibusiso Mahlangu, convicted of murdering Lerato’s lover in an insurance fraud plot, has been postponed to March.
Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla was released on a warning after appearing in court for allegedly inciting the 2021 July riots.
Authorities have seized R55 million in assets linked to Nedbank’s R157 million fraud case.
Francois Swart, the alleged mastermind behind the Priority Escapes travel scam, appears in court after defrauding travellers of R2.1 million.
Musa Khawula remains in custody after abandoning bail in his crimen injuria case linked to businessman Ze Nxumalo.
Gogo Maweni was released on R5,000 bail today after revealing she’s expecting twins. Here’s what happened in court, her next appearance, and the allegations she’s facing.
Keneilwe Shalaba, accused of selling her missing two-year-old son, returns to court today. Here’s what to expect.