An energy action plan is slowly taking shape, with significant milestones reached recently, including obtaining a licence for Eskom’s new transmission company
The charges relate to a car accident in February 2014 where Zuma lost control of his car and rear-ended a taxi
Members of the ANC who take the party to court could find themselves having to pay hefty legal bills in future
Patricia de Lille has asked the court to suspend the decision by the DA to terminate her membership for another month so she can clear her name
Former president Jacob Zuma is expected to be issued with a summons this week to appear in the Durban High Court in April on corruption charges
A number of cases brought before the courts have started to build a framework to guide class actions. But there is still a gap
She was charged with murder and attempted murder, but South Africans are pitching in to fund the ‘lionmama’s’ legal fees.
The president returns to court in three separate cases, but Parliament will also be a battleground.
The EFF wants him grilled in public over Nkandla and the DA wants his corruption charges to stick
The parliamentary standing committee says his objection has no sound basis and is refusing to back down.
Former Eskom managing director Dawid Malherbe was found guilty on Friday, with at least R10-million recouped by the asset forfeiture unit thus far.
Nelson Mandela’s former wife, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela has lost a legal bid for ownership of the Mandela family’s Eastern Cape home.
The suspended Ipid head further claimed that there was interference in the case on the part of former crime intelligence boss Richard Mdluli.
A dispute between South Africa’s Chamber of Mines and the Department of Mineral Resources started arguments in the Pretoria High Court on Tuesday.
In a letter published on its website, the company has called for public debate, adding that complying with the order would make their users less safe.
Wouter Basson’s lawyer, Jaap Cilliers, said that his client "wouldn’t have been a doctor by now" had he not brought the application.
A look ahead at the most important court cases 2015 will bring. Important political cases, but also the state’s appeal in the Oscar Pistorius case.
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Wouter Basson and his legal team walked out of his sentencing hearing to file an urgent interdict at the high court in Pretoria.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the DA was within its rights when it said in an SMS that President Jacob Zuma had stolen money.
The embattled electricity parastatal is heading to court over a disputed employee benefit scheme.
NPA spokesperson Nathi Mncube says the authority is now in the hands of the Supreme Court of Appeal to set a date for the Oscar Pistorius appeal.
Prosecutor Gerrie Nel, who is appealing the judgment in the Oscar Pistorius case, says the sentence was "shockingly inappropriate".
Steve Hofmeyr’s attempt to have his interim protection order against Conrad Koch made permanent was dismissed with costs in court on Thursday.
The counsel for the Right2Know Campaign argued that Minister of Police, Nkosinathi Nhleko’s arguments "don’t stand up to logical scrutiny".
Although Judge Anton Steenkamp raised concerns over political interference, he said Golding had failed to show that was related to his suspension.
The Mandela family feud has become more twisted and dramatic than a reality TV show. For shame, Mandla and Makaziwe, for shame.
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe has defended the NPA’s record by saying he is satisfied that the prosecuting body is doing a good job.
History has taught powerful men that you can screw people over, but just pay your taxes. Pity Julius Malema wasn’t paying attention.
Presidential spokesperson Mac Maharaj says the key part of his case against the Mail & Guardian is that the newspaper broke the law.
We speak to motorists and Outa chairperson Wayne Duvenage about the fate and impact of e-tolling when the public takes government to court.
The headlines were grabbed by bodyguards with assault rifles, by some of the ANC’s most credible leaders coming to the defence of Malema.
There are indications that he is accused of stifling more than the Ramogibe probe