A retired Western Cape judge is to testify in the suit over a home ‘repossessed without valid order’
They have also urged the government to conduct lifestyle audits on councillors and dissolve the troubled municipality
The king’s relatives want all assets to be retained until the court cases against him end
A Cape Town woman claims she almost bled to death after a pharmacist dispensed the incorrect drug
The deputy chief justice also called for the court to be allowed to sit in panels and for full administrative and financial independence for the judiciary
The waste management company’s services are not operational in 10 of the 12 depots around Johannesburg because of protest action
The apex court held that his 15-month sentence disqualified him in terms of the Constitution and that the remission of the jail term did not alter that fact
Links have been found between the procurement manager and beneficiaries of lucrative tenders
The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure chairperson Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili said security forces were aware of calls for a shutdown by a group of truck drivers this week
The parents have opened a criminal case against Caitlyn Collins, who they allege purported to be a midwife who could assist with a home birth
The complainant says the senior manager made romantic advances and told her that her employment future was in his hands
His uncle, Prince Mbonisi ka Bhekuzulu, has argued in court that Ingonyama Trust funds must be protected pending litigation challenging the king’s accession in the Pretoria high court
The president is attempting to shift the election campaign focus away from the government’s failures towards a promise to deliver more, although its track record suggests it cannot
The contractor says that it is cooperating in probes into the collapse
A significant portion of respondents in a Corruption Watch study have given gifts to and done favours for police officers, prosecutors and other officials
In his speech before signing the controversial bill into law, the president still did not address where the billions needed for the scheme will come from
Officers say there is no daily parade, no work plan and no duties are delegated to them. They have no ticket books and they lack even a card identifying them as officers
The death toll in the George building collapse has reached 33 and 19 people are still missing
The ANC chief whip denies the health law is an election ploy as court challenges loom and the DA dismisses it as a ‘populist lever’
The court wants the parties’ views, by Tuesday, on whether IEC commissioner Janet Love should have recused herself from the decision on Jacob Zuma’s eligibility
So far, 56 people have been rescued from the debris, but 25 have still not been found
The court heard on Monday that police are analysing witness statements and mobile downloads
The man was extricated by rescue workers and rushed to hospital
The library closed its doors in March 2020 with the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, and remained shut over ‘structural issues’
The hearing of the IEC’s appeal to the electoral court’s finding that Zuma was eligible for parliament saw a tense exchange between counsel and the bench
The former president’s legal team alleged a reasonable fear of bias but faced an uphill battle in persuading judges to recuse themselves from deciding if he is eligible for parliament
The improved load-shedding situation over the past month have been aided by solar photovoltaic energy and lower demand
We struggle to be convinced that the winter outlook Eskom released, which anticipates stage two load-shedding, will come through
Critics suggest the utility has caved in to political pressure to keep the lights on at all costs ahead of the 29 May elections
The Department of Employment and Labour said the compensation fund will only be reviewed once the investigation into the cause of the collapse can be determined
Twenty years ago, our analyst wrote that the ANC had not erred catastrophically enough in government to give the opposition a foot in the door
The former president has approached the apex court for leave to appeal the striking down of his bid to charge the prosecutor in his arms deal case