Experts say sexual harassment remains pervasive in South Africa’s legal system, especially among candidate attorneys and court secretaries
A dispute over gender expert Lisa Vetten’s testimony in judicial misconduct has forced the tribunal to postpone, allowing the respondent time to study the evidence summary report
The director of facilities and security management at the office of the chief justice said he could not explain why the footage was not preserved
Civil society says officials should break the cycle of grand promises and weak follow-through if Johannesburg is to be rebuilt into a world-class city
This week’s testimony explored whether Mengo’s WhatsApp replies reflected the careful diplomacy women use to reject senior officials without risking their careers
Latest reforms to regulations confront challenges to Eskom’s grid monopoly and the potential for private generators to boost competition
The judicial conduct tribunal’s outcome could reshape women’s rights, workplace safety and equality in South Africa’s male-dominated judiciary
An outdated iron ore beneficiation value chain is holding back South Africa’s industrialisation, even as government imposes tariffs mainly affecting China to shield ArcelorMittal from the surge of steel imports
Labour relations reached a crossroads with the Marikana Massacre, raising questions about the relevance and power of unions post-apartheid
Civilians on foot caught up in road accidents present a new challenge for the department of transport