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North Gauteng High Court

International Court of Justice and #CancelCoal case rulings help protect children’s rights
Thought Leader
/ 5 August 2025

International Court of Justice and #CancelCoal case rulings help protect children’s rights

The decisions give priority to children’s right to a healthy environment, affecting the government’s coal-power plans

By Luvo Mnyobe
No services, no jobs, as businesses flee Free State municipality
Business
/ 24 January 2025

No services, no jobs, as businesses flee Free State municipality

Wrangling in the ANC, incompetence and corruption have brought the council close to collapse

By Lunga Mzangwe
amaHlubi fight for recognition marks a milestone in restoring black identity
Opinion
/ 22 November 2024

amaHlubi fight for recognition marks a milestone in restoring black identity

No race or nation, however powerful, has a right to decide on the right of others to exist

By Fidel Hadebe
Court orders Mantashe to release key planning records about new coal power
The Green Guardian
/ 15 December 2022

Court orders Mantashe to release key planning records about new coal power

The mineral resources and energy minister had refused to make them available to three civil society organisations

By Sheree Bega
‘My victory should help all women’
Article
/ 6 April 2018

‘My victory should help all women’

Vindicated former Imperial executive hopes her case will give female workers the courage to speak out

By Thulebona Mhlanga
Court rejects Numsa’s urgent bid to block IPP signing
Article
/ 29 March 2018

Court rejects Numsa’s urgent bid to block IPP signing

The high court has rejected an urgent application to interdict the signing of 27 outstanding renewable independent power producer projects.

By Lameez Omarjee and Jan Cronje
Mining Charter court bid put on hold as Ramaphosa steps in
Article
/ 19 February 2018

Mining Charter court bid put on hold as Ramaphosa steps in

"I am certain we will be able to resolve the current impasse and agree on a Charter that accelerates transformation” — Ramaphosa

By Jan Cronje
Gauteng education department approaches ConCourt over Hoërskool Overvaal
Article
/ 5 February 2018

Gauteng education department approaches ConCourt over Hoërskool Overvaal

Provincial education spokesperson Steve Mabona confirmed that the department had filed its application to appeal the court’s decision

By Jan Bornman
Gauteng education department and school in court over additional placements
Article
/ 9 January 2018

Gauteng education department and school in court over additional placements

Hoërskool Overvaal maintains it has reached its capacity while the department said the pupils were denied places based on their language preference.

By Staff Reporter
Zuma appeals state capture judgment
Article
/ 22 December 2017

Zuma appeals state capture judgment

Zuma wants the court to set aside the remedial actions in Madonsela’s State of Capture report

By Mahlatse Mahlase
Unlucky: 13 blows dealt to Zuma
Article
/ 13 December 2017

Unlucky: 13 blows dealt to Zuma

​Just a few days before the ANC elects a new leader, the party’s outgoing president Jacob Zuma was dealt a heavy blow by the North Gauteng High Court

By Lizeka Tandwa
Court grants interdict to freeze R1.7-billion Gupta mine rehab funds
Article
/ 26 September 2017

Court grants interdict to freeze R1.7-billion Gupta mine rehab funds

The funds, meant to manage environmental damage caused by mining, were kept at the Bank of Baroda.

By Jan Cronje
Investigations into Timol’s death ‘a cover up of the truth’ – court hears
Article
/ 27 July 2017

Investigations into Timol’s death ‘a cover up of the truth’ – court hears

Private investigator Frank Dutton insists that previous investigations into Ahmed Timol’s death amounted to a "cover up of the truth".

By Jeanette Chabalala
Cabinet calls on South Africans not to pressure NPA on spy tapes ruling
Article
/ 12 May 2016

Cabinet calls on South Africans not to pressure NPA on spy tapes ruling

The Cabinet has asked South Africans to refrain from pressuring the NPA while it evaluated whether to proceed with corruption charges against Zuma.

By Staff Reporter
ANC: High court Judge Jansen must be ‘banned’ from court
Article
/ 9 May 2016

ANC: High court Judge Jansen must be ‘banned’ from court

Pretoria high court Judge Mabel Jansen caused a storm on social media after racist comments she made about black people and rape came to light.

By Staff Reporter
Judgment on Hawks boss matter reserved
Article
/ 6 April 2016

Judgment on Hawks boss matter reserved

The Helen Suzman Foundation argues that Berning Ntlemeza’s appointment as Hawks boss by the Police Minister was unlawful.

By Staff Reporter
Oscar Pistorius gets bail, plans to approach Concourt
Article
/ 8 December 2015

Oscar Pistorius gets bail, plans to approach Concourt

Paralympian’s bail set at R10 000 while his lawyer revealed that an application for leave to appeal would be brought to the Constitutional Court.

By Ahmed areff
M&G fights to access Krejcir hearing
Article
/ 16 November 2012

M&G fights to access Krejcir hearing

In the public interest, the media is battling to override Radovan Krejcir’s confidentiality status.

By Amabhungane
Politics enters Gauteng judicial race
Article
/ 13 January 2012

Politics enters Gauteng judicial race

The succession race for the position of judge president of the North and South Gauteng High Courts has begun and has taken on political overtones.

By Charles Molele and Matuma Letsoala
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Article
/ 17 March 2009

No parole for Chris Hani’s killer

The parole application of Chris Hani’s murderer, Clive Derby-Lewis, was dismissed in the North Gauteng High Court on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter

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