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Former Sars commissioner Tom Moyane speaks on his mobile phone inside the high court in Pretoria on December 11 2018 in Pretoria, South Africa. (Phill Magakoe/Gallo)

Moyane asks ConCourt for expedited hearing, appeals for ‘human dignity, ubuntu’

Tom Moyane lost a court bid on Dece​mbe​r 11 to have his dismissal by President Cyril Ramaphosa overturned

Party control over MPs violates the separation of powers between the executive and the legislature, which came to light during Jacob Zuma’s presidency. Photo: File

Ten good things Zuma did not mess up

We may have struggled, but here are ten things that President Jacob Zuma did rather well.

A rock: Winnie Madikizela-Mandela refused to bend to the forces of oppression.

Zuma’s job is on the line, opposition parties worry he can’t pay for an appeal

UDM and Cope filed a security for costs application, demanding that Zuma pay R1-million upfront before the state capture court appeal can be heard.

Holomisa said he was expecting progress “from Wednesday onwards”.

UDM wants ‘mother of inquiries’ into state capture to begin

"Let us exert pressure from every corner to have this inquiry take place long before 2019; the nation requires the truth."

State probe of judiciary causes unease

Government announced that it is going to assess the transformation of the judiciary, including the judgments of the Constitutional Court.

NPC has a new vision for SA judges

Two recent events once again focus attention on the challenges facing the judiciary.

Courting disaster with the judiciary

That the ANC and its president, Jacob Zuma, have an adversarial relationship with the judiciary is no longer a matter of conjecture.