ICYMI | Zuma lawyers face misconduct complaint, Eskom to be charged with misleading regulator, and man hands himself over to cops months after 'accidental' death of suspected robber

Former president Jacob Zuma's advocate Muzi Sikhakhane and his legal team are facing a professional misconduct complaint over the "irresponsible and unprofessional" way in which they represented Zuma during his walkout at the state capture commission of

View Online ICYMI Jacob Zuma's lawyers are facing a misconduct complaint over the Zondo commission 'walkout', Eskom will be charged with misleading a regulator over pollution, and a man has handed himself over to cops months after 'accidental' death of a suspected robber. MAXINE BECKET, CONTENT PRODUCER Zuma lawyers face misconduct complaint over Zondo commission 'walkout' The story: Former president Jacob Zuma's advocate Muzi Sikhakhane and his legal team are facing a professional misconduct complaint over the "irresponsible and unprofessional" way in which they represented Zuma during his walkout at  the state capture commission of inquiry.  The details: "We wish for your Council to determine whether the legal team of Mr JG Zuma, led by advocate Muzi Sikhakhane, SC was irresponsible and unprofessional in how they advised and represented their client during his most recent appearance at the Zondo Commission of Inquiry," advocate Rod Solomons, from the SA1st Forum, wrote to the Legal Practice Council last week. A closer look: According to Solomons, the LPC should consider imposing the "maximum sanction" against Zuma's lawyers for their alleged misconduct. Read More Opinions ANALYSIS | Why two men were acquitted of Coligny teen's murder, and what it says about the legal system Serjeant at the Bar | Land occupations: Consequences of ConCourt ruling in the Julius Malema case OPINION | I salute the teachers of 2020 Quote of the day "While we have reduced deaths and new infections, we still are far from reaching the goal we committed ourselves [to] in 2016 of achieving a 75% reduction in HIV infections by 2020. If we succeed in doing so, we are likely to end Aids as a public health threat by 2030." - President Cyril Ramaphosa said in his weekly letter. Eskom to be charged with misleading regulator over pollution South Africa's biggest polluter says it will be charged with supplying misleading information to a government air quality officer. Covid-19 virus may have mutated, but doesn't appear to increase transmissibility, new science shows Researchers found that the recorded strains of the virus are quite homogenous and don't show mutations that significantly increase its transmission. WATCH | Cop and dop: 'Drunk' constable reverses into fence, can't stand up In a video, a police constable from Wolmaransstad in the North West can be seen looking confused as he attempts to figure out what to do next after reversing into a fence. What else you missed NEWS Man hands himself over to cops months after 'accidental' death of suspected robber A man was initially thought to have fallen to his death after he "slipped on a gravel road", but last week, his alleged murderer confessed to assaulting him. NEWS R600 million 'committed' to cash-strapped water boards - Lindiwe Sisulu Cash-strapped waterboards have been thrown a R600 million lifeline to stay afloat amid cash shortages compounded by the Covid-19 pandemic. RELATIONSHIP 'I just had to teach my partying husband a lesson for always leaving me alone at home' Hearing the front door clang shut, I sighed. My husband, Simon, was off to the pub. Again. DOWNLOAD THE NEWS24 APP CONNECT WITH US

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