A cyber vandal took to the community-managed encyclopaedia this week to tell the world what they really think of Oscar Pistorius.

Barry Steenkamp avoided most of the trial due to stress and ill health, having suffered a number of strokes since the death of his daughter.

At 10am on Monday, June 13, Oscar Pistorius will find himself in front of Judge Thokozile Masipa once again, watch it live here.

Years later and the Oscar and Reeva story still has the potential to capture audiences.

In a statement released on Friday, the Pistorius family addresses the so-called fresh evidence against the paralympian as well as the UK press’ reports around his uncle admitting the athlete’s guilt.

A UK newspaper reports that Oscar’s uncle Arnold has finally made peace with, and accepted that his nephew killed Reeva Steenkamp.

Supporters from the UK, America, Germany and even Australia flew into South Africa to show support for Oscar Pistorius on Monday. They claim his murder conviction was a “miscarriage of justice”.

JOHANNESBURG (In Other News) – Convicted murderer Oscar Pistorius said he will take his case to a Kangaroo Court should his latest appeal filed with South Africa’s Constitutional Court fail. The Olympian told reporters it was the logical next step after he “bounced from court to court” the past three years.

The Blade-runner has evaded prison until next year, so he’ll remain under house arrest for the time being.

When you want to be an activist, but you forget the name of the person you’re campaigning against… awks.

(In Other News) – In a gesture widely regarded as team-building initiative, the Supreme Court of Appeal has issued a formal invite to the High Court to join them for “drinks and snacks” at their end-of-year function in Bloemfontein.

The South African Supreme Court of Appeal’s unanimous decision to find Oscar Pistorius guilty of murder by overturning a lower court’s verdict of culpable homicide has important implications for the country’s judicial system. Thabo Leshilo from The Conversation Africa put questions to Chantelle Feldhaus and René Koraan about the implications of the judgment.

Pistorius has been found guilty of murder and the matter will now be referred back to trial court to decide sentencing.

Not exactly the swish digs he’s used to, but then again; it’s better than most other prison cells. Have a look at Oscar P’s prison crib at Kgosi Mampuri II Prison.

Ex-Bulls and current Saracens player, Brett Sharman, has caused a furore after posting a selfie with Oscar Pistorius.

Oscar Pistorius’ defence advocate Barry Roux doesn’t seem to think that OP will get a favourable ruling this time around, as he did with Judge Masipa.

Oscar Pistorius is due to be released on correctional supervision on Tuesday.

Two friends have apologised for posting a YouTube video tour of Oscar Pistorius’ property in which they show the bathroom where the crime took place and then boasted about the parties and ‘hot girls’ they could host at the property.

In a controversial interview on Australian TV, June and Barry Steenkamp claim the Paralympian champion shot their daughter deliberately after a fight.

The Bladerunner stay behind bars, we hear at the 11th hour.

Wednesday would have been Reeva Steenkamp’s 32nd birthday. In the same week as Oscar Pistorius is expected to be released from prison, her family has issued a statement of thanks.

Oscar Pistorius is likely to walk out of jail next week, ten months after being sentenced.

After serving about a sixth of his total sentence, the prison parole board suggested Oscar be released into house arrest on August 21 no jokes!

His parole hearing is approaching and, once the Blade Runner is out on parole he plans on mentoring children, as his moral code is such a shining beacon to the young.

The Bladerunner will be joining the ranks of Schabir Shaik and the late Jackie Selebi as the newest member of the medical parole club.