Albie Sachs: 'I can't tell my son everything'

Albie Sachs was nearly killed in 1988. He survived, and saw apartheid end, but how much should he tell his young son?

SA: It's not all that bad, says Albie Sachs

South Africa has a strong judiciary, former Constitutional Court judge Albie Sachs said on Wednesday.

Albie Sachs gets behind Barefoot Against Poverty

Albie Sachs goes Barefoot Against Poverty in a campaign that aims to create greater awareness of poverty and division in South Africa.

The law of discovery and intuition

Albie Sachs celebrates the achievements of the Constitutional Court, but provides little critical reflection.

Sachs breaks silence on Goldstone fracas

The barring of Judge Richard Goldstone from his grandson's bar mitzvah was profoundly sad, said former Constitutional Court judge Albie Sachs.

Law and dogma: the illiberal elite

Clumsy intensity and toothless delicacy are equal and opposite errors in constitutional law. Law is, as Judge Albie Sachs says, "congealed politics".

Steering a ship called dignity

Jackie Kemp interviews Albie Sachs whose mould-breaking judgments have drawn world attention.

Judgement time for Concourt hopefuls

Pretoria High Court Judge Eberhard Bertelsmann has withdrawn from the race to succeed Constitutional Court Judge Tholakele Madala.

Motlanthe's hot potatoes

One of the first hot potatoes President Kgalema Motlanthe will have to handle is the choice of the 18th judge of the Constitutional Court.

Judges in the dock

Commentators weigh in on the likely Constitutional Court candidates

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