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’
The tender deadline was originally postponed from February 28, and risks being postponed again.
In court papers, Bhengu said there was still no ‘feasible’ contingency plan that will guarantee cash payments on April 1
Any amendment must be constitutional, which means certain principles must be adhered to
The Constitution’s property clause, based on party principles, already has a transformative mandate
The two NDPPs, Mxolisi Nxasana and Shaun Abrahams, do not seem to be appropriate candidates to decide the fate of former president Jacob Zuma
The commission said it wanted to determine whether religious regulation was within Parliament’s constitutional mandate, following the shooting
The national director of public prosecutions has made his decision on whether former president Jacob Zuma should face prosecution for corruption.
Labour brokers are fighting a law that advances calls to ban the practice
It’s D-day but social grant beneficiaries are in the same place they were a year ago and key questions still remain
Social justice must be Cyril Ramaphosa’s focus, resisting the corrupting influence of big business
The education department filed papers to the highest court in the land this week to appeal last month’s high court judgment
One woman’s fight to take on the pension board’s ‘unlawful’ cancellation of funds makes it to the top court
Provincial education spokesperson Steve Mabona confirmed that the department had filed its application to appeal the court’s decision
A people’s tribunal on economic crimes in South Africa has heard submissions on how big corporations evaded the TRC
A panel wants the treasury to take over paying social grants as the agency can’t get its act together
A total of 3 366 Grade 1 and Grade 8 pupils still need to be placed in schools, according to Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi
Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini this week sought a definition of “meeting” before she could confirm that she had one
Under cross-examination the social development minister dodged questions about her ‘work streams’ and her role in the 2017 social grants crisis
Dlamini maintains that there was nothing ”sinister or inappropriate” about her decision to make the ”workstream” leaders report directly to her.
A decade after the judge’s drunk driving incident, he may face impeachment if found guilty of professional misconduct
‘Students “choose” English. This is not the “choice” anticipated by the Constitution’
This revelation is contained in documents and correspondence between the embattled SA Social Security Agency and the Net1 subsidiary.
Minority of justices believe the president has been held to account over Nkandla, but it’s the majority view that counts