Author: Conviction Staff Reporter

Not In My Name International says alleged repeat offending highlights the need for public access to the sex offender register.

Grace Bible Church has pledged pastoral support after 17 people were killed in the Dora’s Tavern massacre in Wedela.

A Middelburg company lost R21.55 million after fraudsters allegedly impersonated ABSA fraud officials and emptied its business account.

A new partnership will strengthen oversight of gambling adverts and target illegal online betting promotions across South Africa.

The Financial Ombud wants tougher life insurance safeguards after a sharp rise in murder-for-payout schemes.

A practical guide to the CSOS remedies available when body corporate meetings are improperly convened or resolutions are void or invalid.

The Judiciary has honoured retired Judge Nare Frans Kgomo, remembering his decades of distinguished service to South Africa’s justice system.

A year of hearings has produced a judicial record unlike any other in recent South African history, with the Madlanga Commission compiling 131,634 pages of evidence while hearing testimony from 110 witnesses over 174 sitting days. The figures, released as the commission marked its first anniversary on 17 September 2026, offer the clearest picture yet of the scale of the inquiry into alleged criminality, political interference and corruption within the criminal justice system. A landmark inquiry in numbers Since opening hearings on 17 September 2025, the commission has generated 26,352 pages of oral testimony and collected another 105,282 pages of…

The Judicial Service Commission has invited public submissions on revised procedures governing judicial appointments, interviews, voting and confidentiality before 17 September 2026.

A South African consumer was left with an R18 488.80 debt after fraudsters tricked her into revealing a one time password.