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11 Feb 2009
 
 
 
 
Daily podcast - February 11, 2009
Multimedia
In today's podcast, opposition parties react to the announcement of the election date with a call to consolidate proceedings over the expatriate vote; Morgan Tsvangirai is due to be sworn in as...
 
 
Vote submissions should be consolidated
EXPAT VOTE
Parties campaigning for the voting rights of South Africans living abroad should have their cases heard in a single proceeding, the AParty said on Tuesday. The party has called for all South...
 
 
09 Feb 2009
 
Voting abroad, a logistical nightmare - EISA
ELECTIONS
Allowing South Africans living abroad to vote would be a "logistical nightmare" and could further delay the announcement of an election date, an election expert said on Monday. "Logistically it...
 
 
South Africans abroad can vote - High Court
VOTERS RIGHTS
South Africans abroad should be allowed to vote, the Pretoria High Court ruled on Monday. Handing down judgment, Acting Judge Piet Ebersohn ruled that the current legislation infringed on the...
 
 
04 Feb 2009
 
Zuma won't step down
ZUMA CASE
ANC presidential candidate Jacob Zuma refused to step down after the Pietermaritzburg High Court ruled on Wednesday that he must return to court on August 25. "What has happened to me is that...
 
 
Not in public interest to prosecute Zuma - ANC
ZUMA CASE
It is not in the public interest that the prosecution of ANC leader Jacob Zuma go ahead, the party said on Wednesday. "It is not in the public interest that the prosecution of President Zuma should...
 
 
 
 
Daily podcast - February 4, 2009
Multimedia
In today's podcast, ANC's President Jacob Zuma maintains that he is innocent of all charges; Western States show a shift in stance towards the crisis in Zimbabwe; and Statistics SA reports that...
 
 
Zuma maintains innocence
ZUMA TRIAL
ANC president Jacob Zuma maintains that he is innocent of all the charges the NPA intends putting back on the court roll on Wednesday, according to his application to the Constitutional Court. "Mr...
 
 
03 Feb 2009
 
 
 
Daily podcast - February 3, 2009
Multimedia
In today's podcast, Jacob Zuma's legal team has failed to meet the deadline for filing papers with the Constitutional Court; Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is elected chairperson of the African...
 
 
Zuma has not filed Concourt papers
ZUMA TRIAL
ANC president Jacob Zuma's legal team failed to meet Monday's deadline to file papers at the Constitutional Court requesting to challenge a Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) ruling, a court registrar...
 
 
02 Feb 2009
 
Zuma to file Concourt papers
ZUMA CASE
ANC president Jacob Zuma's lawyers expect to file papers in the Constitutional Court later on Monday asking for permission to challenge a Supreme Court of Appeal ruling, his lawyer said. The ruling...
 
 
30 Jan 2009
 
Motlanthe approves Bill disbanding the Scorpions
LEGISLATION
President Kgalema Motlanthe has approved two pieces of legislation disbanding the Scorpions, the Presidency confirmed on Friday. Spokesman Thabo Masebe said the president had approved the SAPS...
 
 
27 Jan 2009
 
Parties go to court over votes abroad
SA ELECTIONS
The Freedom Front Plus and Democratic Alliance have filed court challenges against electoral regulations barring South Africans working abroad from voting. The FF Plus filed papers in the Pretoria...
 
 
23 Jan 2009
 
SA: Motlanthe: Speech by the President of South Africa at the Opening of the World Conference on Constitutional Justice (23/01/2009)
Topics

Date: 23/01/2009

Source: The Presidency

Title: SA: Motlanthe: Speech by the President of South Africa at the Opening of the World Conference on Constitutional Justice

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20 Jan 2009
 
ANC leaders confirm own legal action to save Zuma
ANC NWC
The ANC national working committee resolved to "become fully involved" in presidential front-runner Jacob Zuma's graft case, a spokesman said on Tuesday. "We intend to become fully involved. The...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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