Wife On Honeymoon Killed

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.

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.

British millionaire Shrien Dewani on Monday pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering his young bride while on honeymoon in Cape Town as his long-awaited trial got under way.

Claims that a gay man desperate to escape an arranged marriage hired hitmen to kill his bride on their Cape Town honeymoon are expected to be heard as a British millionaire goes on trial for murder Monday.

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.

British-Indian Shrien Dewani, accused of hiring a hit man to kill his wife during their honeymoon in South Africa, will ask Britain's High Court to overturn the government's order that he be extradited to the African nation to stand trial. Lawyers for Mr Dewani will give evidence at a two-day hearing that begins on Tuesday.

Britain-based Shrien Dewani, accused of hiring a hit man to kill his wife on their honeymoon in South Africa will be extradited there to face trial. Britain Home Secretary Theresa May approved the extradition of 31-year-old Dewani following a court ruling last month.

One of the gunmen accused of killing an Indian woman on her honeymoon trip in South Africa has cast aspersion on the police claim that her husband might have plotted the murder.Anni Dewani, 28, was murdered last year on the evening of Nov 13 after the taxi she and her husband Shrien were travelling in was hijacked as it passed through the Gugulethu...

The husband of the Indian-origin woman who was killed while honeymooning in South Africa after being abducted on November 14 has denied his involvement in the murder and said he had "searched high and low" for his "perfect partner".Anni, 28, was found dead after she was abducted by two gunmen while travelling in a taxi along with her husband in Wes...

A UK-based newly-wed NRI woman, who was on her honeymoon in South Africa, was allegedly abducted and murdered by unidentified armed men in Cape Town.Twenty eight-year-old Anni and her 30-year-old millionaire husband of two weeks Shrien Dewani, were returning to their hotel from a popular nightspot in one of the city's townships in a taxi on Saturda...

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.

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.

British millionaire Shrien Dewani on Monday pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering his young bride while on honeymoon in Cape Town as his long-awaited trial got under way.

Claims that a gay man desperate to escape an arranged marriage hired hitmen to kill his bride on their Cape Town honeymoon are expected to be heard as a British millionaire goes on trial for murder Monday.

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.

British-Indian Shrien Dewani, accused of hiring a hit man to kill his wife during their honeymoon in South Africa, will ask Britain's High Court to overturn the government's order that he be extradited to the African nation to stand trial. Lawyers for Mr Dewani will give evidence at a two-day hearing that begins on Tuesday.

Britain-based Shrien Dewani, accused of hiring a hit man to kill his wife on their honeymoon in South Africa will be extradited there to face trial. Britain Home Secretary Theresa May approved the extradition of 31-year-old Dewani following a court ruling last month.

One of the gunmen accused of killing an Indian woman on her honeymoon trip in South Africa has cast aspersion on the police claim that her husband might have plotted the murder.Anni Dewani, 28, was murdered last year on the evening of Nov 13 after the taxi she and her husband Shrien were travelling in was hijacked as it passed through the Gugulethu...

The husband of the Indian-origin woman who was killed while honeymooning in South Africa after being abducted on November 14 has denied his involvement in the murder and said he had "searched high and low" for his "perfect partner".Anni, 28, was found dead after she was abducted by two gunmen while travelling in a taxi along with her husband in Wes...

A UK-based newly-wed NRI woman, who was on her honeymoon in South Africa, was allegedly abducted and murdered by unidentified armed men in Cape Town.Twenty eight-year-old Anni and her 30-year-old millionaire husband of two weeks Shrien Dewani, were returning to their hotel from a popular nightspot in one of the city's townships in a taxi on Saturda...