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Ruling expected on Vrede restraint order

Article Jenna Etheridge & Jeanette Chabalala - 28 May 2018

The Free State High Court is on Monday expected to make a ruling over the freezing of R180-million in assets of eight people accused of fraud

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Ace’s future in Free State and top six in the balance

Article Dineo Bendile - 5 Jan 2018

Manyoni’s camp believes Magashule’s departure leaves his camp without the glue that binds it together

ANC Free State’s BGMs nullified in court

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Nov 2017

On Wednesday the court found that several BGMs in all four of the Free State’s regions were not held in accordance with the ANC’s constitution.

JSC recommends Mahube Molemela for Judge President

Article Sarah Evans - 7 Oct 2014

The recommendation for the judge president post of the high court in the Free State comes as candidates bemoan gender issues in the legal profession.

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JSC: ‘Boys Club’ hinders gender parity in legal profession

Article Sarah Evans - 7 Oct 2014

Efforts to promote gender equality in the JSC are being stalled by obstacles such as the "boys club", foiling hopes for gender transformation.

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