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Let the world know that women were once not ‘persons’ in the eyes of the law
The Union of South Africa and the women struggle for visibility in the courts
Just how far can South Africa’s courts reach?
The courts are increasingly turned to because of Parliament’s failures and the political mess.
Only the courts and citizens are left to fend off our lawless state
The NPA and the Hawks are corrupt and no longer nonpartisan, and so their leaders must go.
Busisiwe Mkhwebane will not oppose state capture interdict
The public protector said she was not in a position to advocate that the report, which her predecessor had prepared and finalised, be released.
Struggle stalwart Moseneke retires from the Bench
The senior judge helped draft the Constitution, and has worked valiantly to uphold it ever since.
Low morale among magistrates as salary increases delayed
This marks the seventh year that magistrates have been waiting for a meaningful salary increase. With no say in the matter, there's no end in sight.
Judiciary is last line of defence against government
SA’s judges have the unenviable job of ensuring that the state complies with the Constitution amid government's poor decision-making and abuses.
Prejudiced private sector holds no brief for black counsel
Again, as when the Black Lawyers Association was formed, and as Steve Bantu Biko observed, we are on our own.
The Bench’s default is still set to ‘male’
Real solutions to deal with the underlying causes of skewed gender demographics must be found.
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Former bursary student hits a six and lands top job at WPCA
Thuthuka Bursary recipient Tennyson Botes decided to make a difference in his community — and he's doing exactly that
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SANRAL to professionalise its finance division with world-class professional accounting designations
'It is about how I can get my staff to acquire more skills and sharpen those skills that they already have,' says SANRAL CFO Inge Mulder
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Empowering his people to unleash their potential
'Being registered as an AGA(SA) means you are capable of engineering an idea and turning it into money,' says Raymond Mayekisa
