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KZN rolls out controversial circumcision device amid safety concerns
The safety and track record of the CircumQ devices has been questioned
In closing arguments, lawyer for judge Selby Mbenenge’s accuser says evidence clearly showed sexual harassment
Advocate Nasreen Rajab-Budlender said the case will probably determine whether other women with legitimate claims will come forward, but the tribunal chair disagreed
Judge slams home affairs department for ‘unintelligible, illogical babble’ in gay case
An immigration official rejected the asylum application of a man from Chad who was jailed solely for homosexuality in his home country
Judge Nana Makhubele found guilty of gross misconduct by judicial tribunal
The tribunal also found her conduct as the chair of PRASA’s interim board to be equally unethical
Nandipha Magudumana to appeal her extradition on Thursday
She will argue in the Supreme Court of Appeal that her constitutional rights were violated through her ‘forced return’ to South Africa
In sickness and in health: What can workers expect from their employer if they are too sick to work?
CCMA finds dismissal of cancer survivor lawful
Court finds Netcare failed to protect employee against abusive surgeon
Tilana Alida Louw said Dr Stephen Paul Grobler had verbally abused her, hurled profanities, insults, and used blasphemy, in front of other staff and patients
Court orders suspended Lotto secretary to pay punitive costs
Johannesburg High Court Judge Stuart Wilson said that as an advocate, who had drafted her own papers, Nompumelelo Nene should have known better
Judge ‘grossly misconducted herself’ says Mlambo
Judge Mngqibisa-Thusi delivered over 20 judgments late
Constitutional Court win for asylum seekers
Provisions in the Refugees Act introduced in January 2020 struck down for violating a number of fundamental rights
ConCourt accused of taking too long to rule on crucial election case
The 2024 election will be the first time independent candidates will be allowed to run for office
African states urged to lobby ICC on Gaza
The call has been endorsed by dozens of organisations and individuals across the continent
Home Affairs in court for ‘blocking’ identity documents
Lawyers For Human Rights is representing more than 100 people who have fallen victim to an “arbitrary” ID blocking practice by Home Affairs
Government must intervene in Intercape bus attacks
In his ruling handed down this week, Judge Smith said the action plan was “woefully inadequate”, demonstrated by the ongoing attacks on buses
Cape Town taxi agreement made an order of court
The High Court also dismissed SANTACO’s interdict application