His urgent application will see him argue that his dismissal by President Cyril Ramaphosa was unfair and unconstitutional
In July, the SCA overturned a ruling of the high court in Pretoria that Jiba and Mrwebi be struck from the roll of advocates
Mkhwebane is fighting a court order which ruled she was liable for part of the legal costs incurred by the Reserve Bank in the Bankorp matter
The case relates to an earlier court case which followed a report which Mkhwebane released in June 2017
Despite a legal obligation to inform on their comrades, workers across the country are refusing to do so, resulting in dismissal
The ConCourt dismissed an appeal against an order finding Hlaudi Motsoeneng liable for the legal costs
The legal battle began after activists from the Social Justice Coalition chained themselves to the railings of the Civic Centre in Cape Town
His absences from court this year have been criticised, but the Chief Justice defends his contribution to the judiciary
Feeder zones are the geographical areas from which a school admits learners
In a judgment handed down on Tuesday, the court said a section of the Upgrading of Land Tenure Rights Act solidifies apartheid legislation
Former National Director of Public Prosecutions Vusi Pikoli has described the process as a step in the right direction because it is transparent
In recent weeks, three cases have come to light that clearly show that labour court judges are issuing court orders forbidding strikes
South Africa has by, many accounts, a natural zol endowment that can make the country a world leader
Agriculture minister Senzeni Zokwana has told Eastern Cape cannabis farmers not to expect protection from his department
The Suspended Sars commissioner is continuing his fight to halt the Bham and Nugent inquiries by approaching the Constitutional Court.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that Bathabile Dlamini is personally liable for 20% of costs of last year’s Sassa debacle
Parliament may define what is a ‘private place’ and how much cannabis could constitute dealing
‘Fully legalising cannabis will create a new, lucrative industry —one with potential to create jobs’
During his first court appearance Prince learnt that ‘the disrespect and disgust for our indigenous people and our practices were quite apparent’
Former Transnet board member Seth Radebe says he will now take his fight against Minister Pravin Gordhan all the way to the top
While many countries have decriminalised the use and possession of cannabis, only a handful have gone as far as to make it fully legal
The court gave Parliament 24 months to update legislation relating to cannabis to be in line with its ruling
In a unanimous judgment, the Constitutional Court ruled in favour of private possession and cultivation of cannabis
The Constitutional Court will hand down judgment on Tuesday on whether the private use of cannabis will no longer be a criminal act
This was the unanimous judgment of the Constitutional Court on Thursday following a labour dispute
South Africa and the DRC have enjoyed a cordial relationship for years but things seem to be on shaky ground
The ConCourt has ruled that former social development minister Bathabile Dlamini was not negligent by extending the CPS contract last year
The social development minister is following in the footsteps of her predecessor
According to the NPA Act, Ramaphosa had to appoint one of the four deputy national director of public prosecutions to the role
In a majority judgment, the Concourt confirmed the order that the terms in which Mxolisi Nxasana left office were ‘constitutionally invalid’
Opponents to amnesty for people with unlicensed weapons say SAPS can’t even secure their own firearms
Labour brokers were reined in by the Concourt, but they are already trying to exploit loopholes