judiciary
The increasingly desperate shape of our politics means the courts are moving into ever more fraught territory. Over the past decade, as Parliament...
State institutions are under the microscope as the sheer horror at the extent of the cancer in our body politic is exposed. This comes after the...
Public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane will not oppose the interdict against the release of the “state capture” report.
Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke is retiring from the Bench this week, stepping down from the second most powerful position in the judiciary...
Nearly six months ago, South Africa’s most powerful judges had an extraordinary meeting with President Jacob Zuma and seven members of his...
Richard Spoor, the lead attorney representing victims of silicosis who worked for the mining industry (and who are likely exclusively black),...
Dismayed that only 24 of the 110 judicial vacancies between 2009 and 2012 were filled by women, the Democratic Governance and Rights unit at the...
Shaun Abrahams, the new national director of public prosecutions, has now justified his decision to appoint Nomgcobo Jiba to what is in substance the...
There has been much concern expressed both in Parliament and in the media about the new wave of attacks on the judiciary. Perhaps the most disturbing...
August 27 2015, Pretoria. The serene tranquillity of the corridors of the West Wing is broken only by the sharp click-clack of Chief Justice...
The site of the Judicial Service Commission interviews for judgeships earlier this month could not have been drabber. The interviews were held in a...
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng recently exhibited courageous and principled leadership so lacking in other areas of South African public life when he...
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