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High Court

Zuma not at court to hear his arms-deal trial start date
National
/ 23 February 2021

Zuma not at court to hear his arms-deal trial start date

The former president’s lawyers asked last week that he be excused from appearing in person, although no such arrangements were made for his snubbing of the Zondo commission

By Emsie Ferreira
Conflicting witness evidence in Bongo graft case — Hlophe
Politics
/ 19 February 2021

Conflicting witness evidence in Bongo graft case — Hlophe

Former state security minister Bongani Bongo has been charged with corruption for allegedly trying to bribe the evidence leader in a parliamentary inquiry into Eskom.

By Eunice Masson
With 50 more charges, Magashule gets August court date
Politics
/ 19 February 2021

With 50 more charges, Magashule gets August court date

The ANC secretary-general hints he will cling to his post after he appeared in the Bloemfontein magistrate’s court

By Lizeka Tandwa and Emsie Ferreira
Mahumapelo supporters reject ANC intervention in North West
Politics
/ 15 February 2021

Mahumapelo supporters reject ANC intervention in North West

Successful applicants still want the high court order reinstating Mahumapelo’s provincial executive committee to be enforced

By Lizeka Tandwa and Paddy Harper
DA goes to court over government’s ‘tardy’ vaccine rollout strategy
Health
/ 2 February 2021

DA goes to court over government’s ‘tardy’ vaccine rollout strategy

Democratic Alliance drags the government to court, demanding a Covid-19 vaccination rollout plan.

By Chris Gilili
No way out for Thales in arms deal case, court rules
Politics
/ 22 January 2021

No way out for Thales in arms deal case, court rules

The arms manufacturer has argued that there was no evidence to show that it was aware of hundreds of indirect payments to Jacob Zuma, but the court was not convinced.

By Emma Balfour
The system to save failed councils needs a significant overhaul
National
/ 15 November 2020

The system to save failed councils needs a significant overhaul

Researchers found that interventions only come after the municipality has already collapsed, that the turnaround time is impossibly short, and that constitutional steps have been misinterpreted

By Athandiwe Saba
Four schools stay closed after builder trashes toilet blocks
Coronavirus
/ 30 June 2020

Four schools stay closed after builder trashes toilet blocks

Four affected schools have remained closed because they don’t meet the Covid-19 regulations, due in part, to the defacement caused

By Bongekile Macupe
Advocacy group takes department to court over school nutrition programme
Coronavirus
/ 28 June 2020

Advocacy group takes department to court over school nutrition programme

Equal Education wants the court to get the basic education department to feed all learners who qualify for the programme, including those who are not back at school

By Bongekile Macupe
New delay in Zuma case as Thales challenges racketeering charges
Politics
/ 23 June 2020

New delay in Zuma case as Thales challenges racketeering charges

The former president’s bid for an October trial date seems set to fail

By Paddy Harper
Dlamini-Zuma seeks to appeal the judgment that set aside lockdown regulations
Coronavirus
/ 9 June 2020

Dlamini-Zuma seeks to appeal the judgment that set aside lockdown regulations

Reyno de Beer had ‘raised an attack … on unidentified regulations, on undisclosed grounds and for unknown reasons’

By Franny Rabkin
Ex-manager says Maroleng was on SABC dismissal ‘hit list’
National
/ 9 June 2020

Ex-manager says Maroleng was on SABC dismissal ‘hit list’

Allegations have surfaced in court papers that the state broadcaster’s former head was purposefully pushed out by chief executive Madoda Mxakwe and board chairperson Bongumusa Makhathini

By Chris Gilili
Judge trashes entire lockdown regime as constitutionally flawed
Coronavirus
/ 3 June 2020

Judge trashes entire lockdown regime as constitutionally flawed

The high court ruling will delight gatvol South Africans but is unlikely to stand the test of time

By Franny Rabkin
High court strikes down ‘paternalistic’ lockdown regulations
Coronavirus
/ 2 June 2020

High court strikes down ‘paternalistic’ lockdown regulations

The order of unconstitutionality has been suspended for two weeks

By Franny Rabkin
Coalition politics and law: The fight over Tshwane
Politics
/ 27 May 2020

Coalition politics and law: The fight over Tshwane

With coalition politics on the rise, particularly in local government, this kind of court case is likely to become more common

By Franny Rabkin
Appeal to Khosa judgment imminent as family rejects police minister’s deal
Coronavirus
/ 20 May 2020

Appeal to Khosa judgment imminent as family rejects police minister’s deal

The family of Collins Khosa is threatening to seek a personal costs order against Police Minister Bheki Cele

By Franny Rabkin
Victory for Khosa family as judge makes orders to prevent further state brutality
Coronavirus
/ 16 May 2020

Victory for Khosa family as judge makes orders to prevent further state brutality

In its ruling the high court sought to restore the ‘social contract’ between citizens and government after the assault and death of Collins Khosa

By Franny Rabkin
Some reflections on the recent access-to-masjid case
Coronavirus
/ 10 May 2020

Some reflections on the recent access-to-masjid case

This pandemic must pose an opportunity for serious introspection by all actors involved in taking the case to court, including religious legal fraternities

By Ziyaad Ebrahim Patel
Khosa family: Crucial witnesses not interviewed by defence force and police unit
Article
/ 3 May 2020

Khosa family: Crucial witnesses not interviewed by defence force and police unit

In court papers, the family says the investigations into the death of Collins Khosa are neither impartial nor effective

By Franny Rabkin
Mapisa-Nqakula: Investigation into Khosa’s death almost complete
Article
/ 30 April 2020

Mapisa-Nqakula: Investigation into Khosa’s death almost complete

The defence minister said allegations in court papers that she had violated people’s rights had no basis in law

By Franny Rabkin
An end to police and army brutality is still urgent – Khosa family
Article
/ 27 April 2020

An end to police and army brutality is still urgent – Khosa family

The family of Collins Khosa, who died after police and army personnel assaulted him, says the easing of the lockdown does not spell the end of police abuse of power

By Franny Rabkin
Judge blasts advocates for travel
Article
/ 8 April 2020

Judge blasts advocates for travel

In a judgment set to be appealed, the judge said lawyers had to set an example to all South Africans during the national lockdown

By Franny Rabkin
Lawfare hits North West ANC regions
Article
/ 15 March 2020

Lawfare hits North West ANC regions

A flurry of legal cases before the party’s regional and provincial conferences are central to Supra’s fightback

By Paddy Harper
High court forbids expulsion of undocumented children
Article
/ 13 December 2019

High court forbids expulsion of undocumented children

This follows an application by the Centre for Child Law, Phakamisa High School and 37 children — represented by the Legal Resources Centre against DBE

By Bongekile Macupe
High Court dismisses case against Public Protector by her former COO
Article
/ 12 December 2019

High Court dismisses case against Public Protector by her former COO

Judge Teffo found that the high court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case

By Franny Rabkin
High Court rejects Zuma’s application for a permanent stay of prosecution
Article
/ 11 October 2019

High Court rejects Zuma’s application for a permanent stay of prosecution

The judgment clears the way for Zuma to face fraud, corruption, racketeering and money laundering charges

By Franny Rabkin
Interdict ‘infringes’ on farm workers’ rights
Article
/ 20 August 2019

Interdict ‘infringes’ on farm workers’ rights

Experts question an interdict granted to a group of farmers, saying it limits the farm workers’ right to speak out against alleged mistreatment

By Anna Majavuxx
Ahmed Timol murder accused granted bail
Article
/ 30 July 2018

Ahmed Timol murder accused granted bail

Rodrigues appeared in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on charges of murder and defeating the ends of justice

By Jeanette Chabalala
‘Please Call Me’ inventor agrees to Vodacom gag order
Article
/ 26 June 2018

‘Please Call Me’ inventor agrees to Vodacom gag order

Vodacom approached the High Court to seek an interdict to prohibit Nkosana Makate from disclosing any information to outside parties

By Alex Mitchley
Brian Molefe petitions Supreme Court over pension payout
Article
/ 16 May 2018

Brian Molefe petitions Supreme Court over pension payout

In April, the High Court dismissed Molefe’s application for leave to appeal, saying there was no other court that would come to a different conclusion

By Sibongile Khumalo
Solidary joins forces with Chamber of Mines in mining charter court battle
Article
/ 14 February 2018

Solidary joins forces with Chamber of Mines in mining charter court battle

In a press statement released on Wednesday, Solidarity expressed support for the Chamber of Mines court action to review the 2017 mining charter

By Thulebona Mhlanga
Personal costs for ‘flagrant’ court abuser Zuma
Article
/ 13 December 2017

Personal costs for ‘flagrant’ court abuser Zuma

​The high court in Pretoria delivered harsh reprimand of the conduct of President Zuma, finding that he acted “in flagrant disregard”

By Phillip De Wet
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