The Democratic Alliance’s rush to court over debates it has lost such as employment equity is an abuse of the law
The court can step in and help protect the interests of vulnerable people like older people with conditions such as dementia.
The United States Constitution does not prevent him from contending the elections and the majority of Republicans continue to support him
But both advocate Billy Downer and journalist Karyn Maughan have brought applications, to be heard in December, to have the case thrown out as an abuse of process
Members have accused the ANC’s national working committee of punching above its weight when it dissolved the Mpumalanga provincial executive committee and installed a task team to take the province to its elective conference
The telecoms company says the court’s findings may affect the recent spectrum auction and its outcome
Candidate court challenges loom for ANC
The suspended KZN prisons boss was barred from entering his office by armed security staff last week, at the behest of his national counterpart
The party’s deputy secretary general said the step-aside resolution must be applied without deviation
The chairperson of the Electoral Commission of South Africa said the Moseneke inquiry found that the elections would not be free and fair if held in October
Is the evidence used to convict criminals always based on sufficient facts or data? Leletu Tonisi from the Wits Justice Project examines some of the flaws in the system
This follows an urgent application by individual learners and Sadtu, who wanted the court to set aside a decision by the department for a rewrite of two leaked matric exam papers
Municipalities have failed to prioritise the rights of labour tenants and farmworkers
The former Security Branch officer is asking the SCA for a permanent stay of appeal in the prosecution of the murder of Ahmed Timol in 1971
The cultural and political activist is on a quest to bring looted treasures back home
The deadly institution of the death penalty should be abolished. It undermines humanity and in places where adequate legal representation is inaccessible it is often unjustly applied
The tyranny of the markets is evident, with the cigarette company exemplifying this through its bid to weaken the government’s measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus
We summarise the legal battles fought to improve the quality of education in South Africa.
State says alcohol increases medical emergencies at a time when hospitals need to be ready ‘to receive and treat vast numbers of Covid-19 patients’
A forum representing small liquor traders say the extension of the lockdown will ruin their businesses