South Africa Honeymoon Murder Case

British businessman Shrien Dewani arrived back home on Wednesday after being cleared by a South African court of murdering his bride during their honeymoon.

British businessman Shrien Dewani flew out of South Africa on Tuesday, a day after he was acquitted of murdering his bride during their honeymoon in a case that sparked international attention.

A British man accused of killing his wife while they were on honeymoon in Cape Town was acquitted of murder on Monday after a South African judge concluded that the prosecution's case did not have sufficient evidence.

A South African judge today acquitted millionaire British businessman Shrien Dewani of murdering his bride on their honeymoon.

One month after a verdict in the Oscar Pistorius trial, South African justice is again under international scrutiny as prosecutors press a murder case against a British man accused of hiring local men to kill his wife on their 2010 honeymoon and make it look like a botched carjacking.

His lawyers successfully argued he was not yet fit to stand trial on charges of ordering his Swedish wife's murder.

British Indian businessman Shrien Dewani today lost his bid to block his extradition to South Africa, where he is accused of murdering his Indo-Swedish wife while on their honeymoon in 2010.

British honeymoon murder suspect Shrien Dewani on Tuesday launched an attempt to take his case to the Supreme Court after a judge ruled he should be extradited to South Africa.

A British businessman accused of orchestrating the murder of his bride during their honeymoon in Cape Town should be extradited to South Africa to face trial, a judge ruled on Wednesday.

Extradition proceedings against NRI businessman Shrien Dewani, accused of plotting the murder of his wife during their honeymoon in South Africa in 2010, can be resumed as his mental health had "improved significantly", a British court was told on Thursday.

A South African judge sentenced the triggerman in the 2010 honeymoon slaying of a Swedish bride to life in prison Wednesday, calling the shooter "a merciless and evil person" who deserved the maximum punishment for his crime. Prosecutors say the newlywed's British husband orchestrated the November 2010 killing.

A South African accused of being the triggerman in the 2010 honeymoon slaying of a Swedish bride was found guilty Monday, ending his long-delayed trial as the woman's husband continues to fight extradition over the killing.

Non Resident Indian (NRI) businessman Shrien Dewani got some temporary relief as the British High Court on Friday halted, on mental health grounds, his extradition to South Africa to face trial for the murder of his wife in a fake car-jacking during the couple's honeymoon in Cape Town in 2010. The ruling comes amidst doubts being raised about 32-ye...

New CCTV footage has raised doubts over the claims made by investigators against Indian-origin British businessman Shrien Dewani's role in the murder of his wife while on honeymoon in South Africa in November 2010. The new footage obtained by the BBC shows Shrien and Anni Dewani kissing hours before the murder and raises questions about the credibi...

Indian-origin Briton Shrien Dewani, accused of murdering his newly-married wife Anni during their honeymoon in Cape Town, reportedly tried to kill himself and had to be admitted to hospital.Dewani, wanted in South Africa for Anni's killing, took an overdose of tablets. The 31-year-old businessman has lost almost 12 kg weight and become "very, very ...

British businessman Shrien Dewani arrived back home on Wednesday after being cleared by a South African court of murdering his bride during their honeymoon.

British businessman Shrien Dewani flew out of South Africa on Tuesday, a day after he was acquitted of murdering his bride during their honeymoon in a case that sparked international attention.

A British man accused of killing his wife while they were on honeymoon in Cape Town was acquitted of murder on Monday after a South African judge concluded that the prosecution's case did not have sufficient evidence.

A South African judge today acquitted millionaire British businessman Shrien Dewani of murdering his bride on their honeymoon.

One month after a verdict in the Oscar Pistorius trial, South African justice is again under international scrutiny as prosecutors press a murder case against a British man accused of hiring local men to kill his wife on their 2010 honeymoon and make it look like a botched carjacking.

His lawyers successfully argued he was not yet fit to stand trial on charges of ordering his Swedish wife's murder.

British Indian businessman Shrien Dewani today lost his bid to block his extradition to South Africa, where he is accused of murdering his Indo-Swedish wife while on their honeymoon in 2010.

British honeymoon murder suspect Shrien Dewani on Tuesday launched an attempt to take his case to the Supreme Court after a judge ruled he should be extradited to South Africa.

A British businessman accused of orchestrating the murder of his bride during their honeymoon in Cape Town should be extradited to South Africa to face trial, a judge ruled on Wednesday.

Extradition proceedings against NRI businessman Shrien Dewani, accused of plotting the murder of his wife during their honeymoon in South Africa in 2010, can be resumed as his mental health had "improved significantly", a British court was told on Thursday.

A South African judge sentenced the triggerman in the 2010 honeymoon slaying of a Swedish bride to life in prison Wednesday, calling the shooter "a merciless and evil person" who deserved the maximum punishment for his crime. Prosecutors say the newlywed's British husband orchestrated the November 2010 killing.

A South African accused of being the triggerman in the 2010 honeymoon slaying of a Swedish bride was found guilty Monday, ending his long-delayed trial as the woman's husband continues to fight extradition over the killing.

Non Resident Indian (NRI) businessman Shrien Dewani got some temporary relief as the British High Court on Friday halted, on mental health grounds, his extradition to South Africa to face trial for the murder of his wife in a fake car-jacking during the couple's honeymoon in Cape Town in 2010. The ruling comes amidst doubts being raised about 32-ye...

New CCTV footage has raised doubts over the claims made by investigators against Indian-origin British businessman Shrien Dewani's role in the murder of his wife while on honeymoon in South Africa in November 2010. The new footage obtained by the BBC shows Shrien and Anni Dewani kissing hours before the murder and raises questions about the credibi...

Indian-origin Briton Shrien Dewani, accused of murdering his newly-married wife Anni during their honeymoon in Cape Town, reportedly tried to kill himself and had to be admitted to hospital.Dewani, wanted in South Africa for Anni's killing, took an overdose of tablets. The 31-year-old businessman has lost almost 12 kg weight and become "very, very ...