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’
Labour brokers were reined in by the Concourt, but they are already trying to exploit loopholes
Opponents to amnesty for people with unlicensed weapons say SAPS can’t even secure their own firearms
Sithembile Mbuyazi will not give up until her son succeeds to the position of inkosi of KwaMbonambi in KwaZulu-Natal
A Constitutional Court ruling on labour-broking ends uncertainty over dual employment
In February, Mkhwebane was ordered to pay 15% of the legal costs of the South African Reserve Bank’s challenge to her Absa/Bankorp report
Moyane has been concerned that his disciplinary inquiry was running alongside a commission of inquiry into the administration of Sars
The Casual Workers Advice Office has dealt with at least nine different cases that have been unfairly postponed at the CCMA
Free State High Court Judge Cagney Musi recuses himself in the interests of justice and the judiciary
The Judge President of the Western Cape High Court will face a Judicial Conduct Tribunal for allegedly attempting to influence ConCourt judges
The campaign and a new ConCourt judgment offer survivors a chance at justice
High Court Judge Yasmin Shenaz Meer ruled last year that Parliament had 18 months to rectify the "inconsistencies" in the PAIA
The ruling follows a Johannesburg High Court case brought by eight men and women last year
The scandal-hit lawyer has picked up where he left off with cases, frustrating his female accusers
For now, Cash Paymaster Services is prepared to charge Sassa R45 to pay social grants in cash, rather than its initial pitch of R66.70 per beneficiary
Sassa’s invalid contract with Cash Paymaster Services was extended for six months by the ConCourt in March
The minimum wage and the amendments were set to be implemented on Workers’ Day, May 1, but this was postponed
The judge ordered that they return to their homes or that the military provide alternative accommodation
In a majority judgment, the court ruled that a blanket ban of disclosure was unjustifiable in a democratic society
The ConCourt has ordered Dlamini and Bhengu to explain why they should not be held liable for extension of the CPS contract
A court should consider a punitive costs order if Zuma’s counsel continues a ‘Stalingrad defence’
Social security staff are in a tizz, fretting that no backup plan is in place to pay grants come April 1
NPA boss Shaun Abrahams is expected to make his much-anticipated announcement on Friday
‘The role and function of civil society is crucial in keeping the public focused on the issue of land rights’