LAW
22 August 2019
Old flag should only be displayed for “genuine artistic, academic or journalistic expression in the public interest”
By Ohene Yaw Ampofo-Anti
NEWS
16 August 2019
Department of Transport’s Road Traffic Management Corporation in legal wrangle with private company Tasima over insourcing employees
By Zoë Postman
22 July 2019
Law Clinic lawyer says hearing against Flemix is a significant step in reforming the micro-lending industry
By Barbara Maregele
21 June 2019
Courts make inhumane decisions based on legal facts and are not in touch with our people on the ground, says farm workers’ rights organiser
INTERVIEW
17 May 2019
Interview with Judiciary’s spokesperson
By GroundUp Staff
BRIEF
29 April 2019
Substantial changes made to means testing to account for inflation and the rising cost of living
By Kristine Liao
25 February 2019
Thirteen judgments are over six months late, twice the amount of time set out in the judicial norms
13 December 2018
But 16 judgments have been outstanding for at least six months
By Kim Reynolds
EDITORIAL
13 November 2018
Our court system is frustrating, slow and technologically backward
By GroundUp Editors
FEATURE
31 October 2018
Frequent postponements are frustrating and emotionally draining for both the accused and accuser
By Kelly Vinett and Saam Niami Jalinous
4 October 2018
Pretoria High Court orders banks to use magistrates’ courts when acting against debtors
By Ciaran Ryan
3 October 2018
Pretoria High Court finds that access to justice is denied by dragging cases into high courts
27 September 2018
ARTICLE UPDATED
By Sophia Wilhelm and Tara Osborne
3 September 2018
Seventeen judgments have been reserved for more than six months
30 August 2018
Delays could have been avoided by Dlamini and former CEO Pearl Bhengu but their conduct was not “in bad faith or grossly negligent”
OPINION
3 July 2018
The South African History Archive should be able to access documents exposing crimes under apartheid
By Sharon Ekambaram and Mluleki Marongo
