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
But the ConCourt’s minority judgment said the court had ignored the dominance of English
It signed a deal with the Post Office yet at the same time asked that the invalid CPS contract be extended
Could it be that Mogoeng is looking at the future where it would be counterproductive for courts to play as active a role as they have?
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the National Assembly failed to put in place mechanisms to hold President Zuma accountable.
In the absence of any other options, the Constitutional Court this week again deepened its involvement in the process to keep social grants flowing.
The alternative payments scheme was suggested two weeks ago by the expert panel set up by Sassa and Black Sash under the supervision of the court.
There is a danger that Sassa, under pressure from political principals, will make hasty decisions, with consequences that could be expensive.
"Any reasonable President” would have acted on allegations of state capture by now, an advocate for Busisiwe Mkhwebane told the high court in Pretoria
No sitting president has ever been charged with a criminal offence in South Africa.
To meet the Constitutional Court deadline, the IEC will spend an additional R120-million to register seven-million voter’s addresses.
The social development minister will be on her own to answer questions about the Sassa debacle
ConCourt support for new laws after the high court judgment will light up our murky politics
A court ruling may have finally put an end to inequities in the Land Tenure Rights Act
The high court has ruled that political parties must reveal the sources of their funding, after years of Parliament failing to impose real regulations
Zuma offered a new and seemingly contradictory explanation as to why he originally did not seek a stay of his obligation to set up an inquiry.
Does Zuma’s still-pending application to review and overturn Madonsela’s state capture report absolve him of the responsibility to act on it?
The Constitutional Court hearing revealed that it’s pretty difficult to impeach the president.
A fact-finding inquiry looking into the president’s conduct during the Nkandla debacle will force him to account for his actions, the ConCourt heard.
The art anti-apartheid activist Fatima Meer produced in jail not only documented prison life but became a form of resistance in itself
A battle over the JSC’s confidential deliberations is back in court, but the parties aren’t poles apart