The Helen Suzman Foundation’s director has to be selective about which battles it chooses to fight
Stellenbosch University has set up a new unit to investigate the state of global democratic values
West Africa overtook East Africa in a construction boom that stretches the continent.
There can be no dignity without access to the social rights enshrined in the Constitution
The eThekwini municipality’s power to impound and confiscate the goods belonging to traders was found to be unconstitutional, invalid and unlawful.
The ruling, which is seen as a "resounding victory for the Constitution", must remain in force throughout the police ministry’s appeal process.
Despite management’s assurances, it has emerged that many Sapa staff were unaware that they would be retrenched and have to reapply for their jobs.
Johann van Loggerenberg has resigned from Sars, allegedly after a lawyer made a number of claims against him in a complaint to the revenue service.
The deputy commissioner is still suspended after a CCMA resolution regarding his initial suspension over alleged involvement in a rogue spy unit.
The CCMA has confirmed that Sars and suspended deputy commissioner Ivan Pillay have settled the matter of his alleged involvement in a rogue unit.
Police Minister Nkosinathi Nhleko’s lawyer said the papers "should be served" on Friday.
The foundation on Friday welcomed the Pretoria high court ruling that the police cannot unilaterally suspend Hawks boss Anwa Dramat.
The list of national key points has finally been released, unexpectedly, after years of attempts by the minister of police to keep it secret.
The Hawks have withdrawn the suspension notice for its Gauteng head, Major-General Shadrack Sibiya, with no reasons provided.
Delays in the department of labour added to dying pensioner’s distress.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that domestic workers have the same rights as employees of liquidated business Pinnacle Point Group.
The justice department’s Amarightza programme aims to educate the public and officials about the socioeconomic rights enshrined in the Bill of Rights.
Police Minister Nkosinathi Nhleko has been given 30 days to hand over the national key points list to the Right2Know Campaign and SA History Archive.
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng says weakening the independence of the judiciary threatens SA’s peace, stability and constitutional democracy.
Abused women want the SAPS to act following the ruling about the country’s international remit.
Thabo Mbeki is a hypocrite who preached democracy even as he was subverting it, a seething Morgan Tsvangirai told the Mail & Guardian this week.
The Competition Commission is confident that the construction companies have a case to answer for World Cup stadium bid-rigging, despite their denial.
A study reveals that the highest court has been careful not to infringe on the executive or Parliament
The Monetary Policy Committee’s says it was mindful of the anaemic state of the economy when deciding to leave rates unchanged.
A high court review will have to tackle the issue of whether or not prosecutors can investigate judges.
Work has slowed in the building sector and firms are turning on one another as the Hawks continue to investigate corruption in the industry.
Clerks assigned to judges in the ConCourt remember their service with reverence and awe