Rape survivor argues police did not investigate properly
Law | 8 February 2021
CCMA says company failed to even entertain her offer of taking unpaid leave
Law | 5 February 2021
“We are unanimous that the gravity of their misconduct demands that we impose a sanction,” says Judicial Services Commission
Law | 18 January 2021
Hopewell Chin’ono was arrested along with two others for speaking out against police brutality on social media
Law | 13 January 2021
Teachers who admitted to beatings receive “shockingly lenient” sentences
Law | 13 January 2021
The unit claimed that the state attorney had not done its job properly in a medical negligence case
Law | 10 December 2020
Four-year delay in delivering judgment was “an unconscionable dereliction of duty”
Law | 9 December 2020
But the CEO of the Judicial Inspectorate for Correctional Services can still be disciplined by the Justice Department
Law | 7 December 2020
The provisions left many asylum seekers vulnerable to being deported to countries where they would face persecution or threats to their lives
Law | 2 December 2020
Law used to charge Julius Malema infringes freedom of expression
Law | 30 November 2020
Child’s grandmother will share in child’s R15-million estate, not his father
Law | 25 November 2020
Judges will rule whether a court order must be sought in all cases
Law | 24 November 2020
They are now covered for claims for work-related injuries, illnesses and death retrospectively to 27 April 1994
Law | 19 November 2020
Atlantis was going to be a hub, said Judge Sher, but now “people are stuck out there with great unemployment and social problems”
By James Stent
Law | 18 November 2020
RAF officials and attorneys told Judge Denise Fisher that cases were settled, but she smelt a rat
Law | 17 November 2020
City argued that providing social or temporary housing in the inner city would take time
By James Stent
Law | 17 November 2020