It also provides opportunities to learn and to advance the profession
If the International Court of Justice orders Israel to halt its military activity in Gaza, the state would lose its right to self-defence, it argues
No decision from the ANC party leadership yet on how to how to handle the former president
Fikile Mbalula and other ANC officials are now at pains to say that his words were ‘a joke’ and ‘political rhetoric’
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) holds public hearings in the case South Africa v. Israel.
Lawyers representing Israel at the International Court of Justice will table their arguments in day 2 of the proceedings.
The student funding scheme has accused the civil rights organisation of veering into politics and, like the minister, has threatened legal action
Israel’s prime minister has used religious rhetoric referring to the country’s Biblical historical enemy to incite troops to war, South Africa’s legal team told the court
South Africa told the International Court of Justice that Israel is deliberately trying to destroy the Palestinian people living in Gaza
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) holds public hearings in the case South Africa v. Israel. SA makes their argument today.
In a crisis-hit world, attacks on newsrooms and media workers leave us worse off
The state is standing up on principle knowing full well that there will be intense international and domestic pressure to fall into line
Morocco was in a race with South Africa and came out tops with more than 60% of the vote
The draft IRP 2023 scales back renewable projects viewed as a key source of economic growth
Sassa spokesperson denies there is a problem, but officials speaking anonymously say otherwise
The fightback against Zuma’s defection and launch of the MK party has begun
The mineral resources department plans to finalise the country’s new energy plan by the end of May
Bidder says rescue practitioners tried to manipulate process to favour ANC funder Robert Gumede
The plan for rolling out grid infrastructure over the next three years is insufficient to end load-shedding, and requires private investment and funding from the Just Energy Transition Investment Plan
The disgraced former SABC boss also has ambitions of becoming premier of the Free State
Brigadier Selvy Mohlala has been accused of misconduct and bringing the South African Police Service into disrepute
Royal family members want the court to enforce their right to appoint the king
Our post-1994 agreements are in desperate need of a new society-wide perspective
The taxpayer-funded scheme has accused the civil rights organisation of veering into politics and, with the higher education minister, has threatened legal action
Business rescue practitioner Metis has agreed to amend the ‘unlawful’ Vision group rescue plan
Amid Israel’s increasingly unhinged siege of the enclave, Drew Forrest probes the country’s claim that it is fighting a war against terror
Washington has twice exercised its veto at the United Nations Security Council over ceasefire calls, drawing outrage in the Arab world
More than two billion people are eligible to make their crosses in the most important election year of our collective democratic history
It is set to be a busy year for the continent as many countries go to the polls and international engagement increases
This is a crucial step towards the protection of the tower, which ensures water security for millions of people in the region
Western Cape premier Alan Winde talks about fighting budget cuts, a vision for the future, and his confidence ahead of the elections
The matter will be heard on Thursday and Friday next week
The draft IRP 2023, released on Thursday after numerous delays, contends that renewables and clean energy technologies alone are not enough to secure South Africa’s energy future