Fast-tracked justice for R45-million
Taxpayers foot the bill for more than 2 000 employees at empty World Cup courts.
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An Act of compassion
It was conceived in passion, praised as being ahead of its time, grown with wisdom, damaged, lost, found, rebuilt and finally signed into law.
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The master of compromise
Willie Hofmeyr may not be someone to compromise his principles, but compromise is one of his principles.
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How to transform the judiciary
What are the "progressive values of our Constitution"? Human dignity, equality and freedom. This is not what politicians say with changing agendas.
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'New land Act like apartheid'
Communities are nervous about the handing over of control of communally owned land to traditional leaders for administration.
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Doing justice
Enver Surty describes his new job as walking into the eye of the storm. Sello S Alcock caught up with the new justice minister in Cape Town.
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Devil in the detail
Is the South African Constitution becoming an impediment to reasonably speedy resolution of legal disputes that hold punitive consequences?
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The markets and us
As the global markets have gone into meltdown, South Africa is relatively isolated -- but only relatively.
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Blurring law and politics
The success of the Jacob Zuma application took many by surprise. To be fair, the lengthy and reasoned judgement is hardly without legal controversy.
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'No Zuma trial before late 2010'
The NPA will be lucky to bring new criminal charges against ANC president Jacob Zuma before late 2010, legal experts said this week.
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