Department of Transport’s Road Traffic Management Corporation in legal wrangle with private company Tasima over insourcing employees
By Zoë Postman
News | 16 August 2019
Law Clinic lawyer says hearing against Flemix is a significant step in reforming the micro-lending industry
News | 22 July 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
News | 21 June 2019
Interview with Judiciary’s spokesperson
Interview | 17 May 2019
Substantial changes made to means testing to account for inflation and the rising cost of living
Brief | 29 April 2019
Thirteen judgments are over six months late, twice the amount of time set out in the judicial norms
Law | 25 February 2019
But 16 judgments have been outstanding for at least six months
By Kim Reynolds
Law | 13 December 2018
Our court system is frustrating, slow and technologically backward
GroundView | 13 November 2018
Frequent postponements are frustrating and emotionally draining for both the accused and accuser
By Kelly Vinett and Saam Niami Jalinous
Feature | 31 October 2018
Pretoria High Court orders banks to use magistrates’ courts when acting against debtors
By Ciaran Ryan
Law | 4 October 2018
Pretoria High Court finds that access to justice is denied by dragging cases into high courts
By Ciaran Ryan
Law | 3 October 2018
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By Sophia Wilhelm and Tara Osborne
News | 27 September 2018
Seventeen judgments have been reserved for more than six months
News | 3 September 2018
Delays could have been avoided by Dlamini and former CEO Pearl Bhengu but their conduct was not “in bad faith or grossly negligent”
By Zoë Postman
Law | 30 August 2018
The South African History Archive should be able to access documents exposing crimes under apartheid
By Sharon Ekambaram and Mluleki Marongo
Opinion | 3 July 2018
Sixteen judgments at the Cape High Court have been outstanding for more than half-a-year. Six have been outstanding since 2016.
News | 29 June 2018