Scathing ruling against activist
Law | 8 November 2022
Concern about the establishment of donor schools, collaboration schools, and intervention facilities
By Daniel Steyn
Law | 4 November 2022
Ex-PRASA contractor “rightly found by the high court to have been complicit to the corruption, impropriety and maladministration”
Law | 1 November 2022
It started in 2001 when a bank bought the house for R100
Law | 24 October 2022
Stern words from the judge as a seven-year resistance to eviction appears to come to an end
Law | 24 October 2022
Judge Molefe decides to make public her judgment suppressing Independent Newspapers report
Law | 19 October 2022
It’s not an excuse for failing to answer difficult questions
Law | 14 October 2022
Cleaner left acid unattended in school toilets while he went on lunch break
Law | 11 October 2022
“Unfortunately his company has paid dearly for this brave stance … but hopefully this judgment will serve to vindicate his belief that it was the right thing to do,” says judge
Law | 10 October 2022
The man said he was arrested at a roadblock in April 2020 while transporting his sick son to a doctor
Law | 7 October 2022
A mediator can reduce costs and psychological damage
By Jacques Louw
Law | 7 October 2022
Punitive costs awarded against minister. Intercape CEO says: “There is frustration and concern from both the citizenry and business over these ongoing failures on the part of the state.”
Law | 3 October 2022
Concourt rules sections of Drugs act unconstitutional. But ruling makes it clear that the court does not condone drug use by children.
Law | 29 September 2022
Makhado Municipality makes information available after more than three years
Law | 29 September 2022
We explain what the courts have ruled
Law | 27 September 2022
Both parents should be entitled to the same leave when a baby is born, argues Polokwane couple
Law | 26 September 2022