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Kebble ‘depressed and troubled’ before his death
11 August, 2010
On Wednesday, Brett Kebble's housekeeper, Andrew Minnaar, gave a court some insight into Kebble's state of mind in the days before his death.
Kebble murder trail: Cellphone records under scrutiny
10 August, 2010
The defence counsel for murder accused Glenn Agliotti on Tuesday took the state's witness on cellphone records to task.
Mpho Pule was a grandmother in her fifties when she was told that Nelson Mandela was her father.
6 August, 2010
She spent the next 12 years trying to meet him.
Kebble: State on the skids
If Clinton Nassif is all the state has to nail Glenn Agliotti for the murder of mining magnate Brett Kebble, they're in trouble.
Agliotti wants murder charges dropped
5 August, 2010
Drug dealer Glenn Agliotti's defence counsel, Laurance Hodes, wants the murder charges against his client withdrawn.
Agliotti no longer under house arrest
Judge Frans Kgomo relaxed the bail conditions of Glenn Agliotti in the South Gauteng High Court on Thursday morning.
Nassif grilled about night of Kebble’s murder
4 August, 2010
Clinton Nassif had lied about being asleep when mining magnate Brett Kebble was killed, defence counsel Laurance Hodes said on Wednesday.
Kebble trial: ‘Tired’ Nassif told to rest
3 August, 2010
Former Kebble security boss Clinton Nassif has now sat through two-and-a-half days of cross-examination.
Court told of lawyer’s overture to Stratton
Clinton Nassif's attorney harassed Brett Kebble's former business partner, John Stratton, in Australia to discuss a plea bargain, a court has heard.
Selebi sentenced to 15 years
Former police chief Jackie Selebi has been sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment for corruption.
State seeks stiff sentence for Selebi
2 August, 2010
The prosecutor in Jackie Selebi's corruption trial has asked the court to jail the former top cop for more than 15 years.
Former Kebble security boss accused of lying
Former Kebble security boss Clinton Nassif was accused of lying in the South Gauteng High Court on Monday morning.
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