The High Court in Johannesburg has resumed a trial within a trial in an attempted murder case involving accused Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala, according to SABC News. The state is expected to table affidavits linked to a person identified as Kekana as proceedings continue. The trial within a trial is being held to determine the admissibility of certain evidence before the main case proceeds. Further details of the allegations and the role of the affidavits were not disclosed in the report.

A cellphone expert is expected to resume testimony in the murder trial of former Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa, according to SABC News. Five men are standing trial for the October 2014 killing of the footballer. The expert's evidence is anticipated to play a role in the ongoing proceedings as the prosecution continues presenting its case in the high-profile trial, which has drawn significant public attention in South Africa.

The high court in Johannesburg is expected to continue with a trial-within-a-trial on Tuesday in the attempted murder case involving alleged underworld figure Vusimusi "Cat" Matlala and four co-accused. The proceedings are being broadcast live, according to TimesLIVE, as the court resumes hearing the matter involving Matlala, who faces attempted murder charges alongside his co-accused.

Court proceedings in the treason trial of Tundu Lissu resumed in early February at the High Court in Dar es Salaam, following a hiatus of several months. Lissu faces charges of treason, which are currently being addressed in the court.

The corruption trial of former South African Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has resumed, according to SABC News, which is providing live coverage of the proceedings. Mapisa-Nqakula, who previously served as Speaker of the National Assembly, faces corruption-related charges. Details of the latest court session, including testimony or rulings, were not specified in the report. The case remains one of the most high-profile corruption trials involving a former senior government official in South Africa.

Vusimusi 'Cat' Matlala and his co-accused have returned to court as proceedings continue in their case, according to Sowetan. A state prosecutor indicated that the state's case in the trial within a trial is expected to be concluded this week. The hearing was recorded, and the matter remains before the court as the prosecution moves toward wrapping up this phase of the legal process.