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Goqo v S (AR28/2023) [2024] ZAKZPHC 42 (17 May 2024)
High Court appeal in a corruption case dismissed the appellant’s challenge to conviction, finding no misdirection in the trial court’s credibility findings.
National Director of Public Prosecutions v Ketso and Another (237/2023) [2024] ZAFSHC 54 (22 February 2024)
The court found, on a balance of probabilities, that the funds transferred from Maru-A-Pula Mining in Lesotho to Maru-A-Pula Group in South Africa were the proceeds of unlawful activities, specifically fraud, corruption, and bribery in the award and payment of government tenders. The evidence showed irregular procurement, payments made as bribes to government officials, and the transfer of funds to South Africa to avoid prosecution and diminish the property acquired through unlawful conduct. The respondents failed to provide credible explanations or rebut the applicant's evidence. The absence…
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Malie NO and Others v Chisa and Others (101188/2015) [2023] ZAGPPHC 1184 (21 September 2023)
The High Court dismissed the SIOC Trust’s claim against Mr Vere, finding no proof that he joined or knew of the bribery scheme linked to Volufon contracts.
Mfanekiso v S (A730/11) [2011] ZAWCHC 523 (13 November 2011)
The High Court upheld an appeal against sentence and replaced 18 months’ direct imprisonment with a wholly suspended sentence.
S v Gopal (89/91) [1993] ZASCA 126 (17 September 1993)
Appeal dismissed. The court held that the appellant failed to give an acceptable explanation for non-compliance with appeal procedure and had no prospects of success.
Plaaslike Boeredienste (Edms) Bpk. v Chemfos Bpk. (90/83) [1985] ZASCA 127; [1985] 2 All SA 155 (A); [1986] 2 All SA 42 (A) (28 November 1985)
The court held that a secret benefit to a party’s agent to procure a contract amounted to bribery, allowing repudiation and supporting damages.
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