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Just how far can South Africa’s courts reach?
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4 Apr 2017
The courts are increasingly turned to because of Parliament’s failures and the political mess.
Could the chief justice theft have anything to do with Ntlemeza, Dlamini defeats?
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21 Mar 2017
Stealing computers from the chief justice goes to the heart of questions about our democracy.
State failed, not the Constitution
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16 Mar 2017
Populists lift their middle finger to a 100-year fight for rights to freedom, equality and, yes, land.
ICC case shows executive can’t act unilaterally
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28 Feb 2017
A high court ruling exposes government’s poor legal advice and ignorance of the Constitution.
Trump, our Constitution and when bullshit runs wild
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16 Feb 2017
Bullshit's purpose is to drive a political agenda that does not have the people’s wellbeing at heart.
OPINION: Public protector’s report fails to make a case against Absa
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24 Jan 2017
Instead, it relies on the Ciex report, which is little more than a sales pitch by a bounty hunter.
Pace of lawfare will pick up in the year ahead
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6 Jan 2017
Stakes are even higher in the courts this year as a number of important cases are due to be heard.
Justices disagree: Is this the beginning of the end of a divide in the ConCourt
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28 Nov 2016
Dissent between the justices hints that some favour the executive, a worrying shift particularly at this time in South Africa’s political affairs
Only the courts and citizens are left to fend off our lawless state
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7 Nov 2016
The NPA and the Hawks are corrupt and no longer nonpartisan, and so their leaders must go.
Appeal court ruling sets parameters for protest at universities
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24 Oct 2016
Students can protest vehemently but not violently and ‘f*** white people’ is an opinion, not a threat.
Abrahams could face legal action if his charges against Gordhan were unfounded
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17 Oct 2016
The National Prosecuting Authority head needs to justify the charges against the finance minister.
The endgame nears for Zuma and his NPA appointee
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10 Oct 2016
A Constitutional Court ruling may result in the president finally facing 783 criminal charges.
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