The basic education department has said that it is almost done with the marking process and that the capturing of marks is in progress.
The testimonials of black doctors have given credence to allegations of racial profiling. Of those listed on a Gems blacklist, 94% of general practitioners were black
The tobacco company has counter-filed for leave to appeal December’s tobacco ruling, should the government’s application for leave to appeal be successful
A fresh legal wrangle and jostling at the courts over the ban could run for much of the life span of the pandemic itself
This follows an urgent application by individual learners and Sadtu, who wanted the court to set aside a decision by the department for a rewrite of two leaked matric exam papers
The Pretoria high court will rule tomorrow on the case of a rewrite of two matric exam papers that were leaked, after learners and a teachers union challenged the decision in court
The teachers union and several learners will appear before the Pretoria high court on Thursday, where they will ask that Motshekga’s decision for a national rewrite of two leaked matric exams be set aside
Tobacco companies are fighting to lift the ban on cigarette sales, but research shows people are still smoking — and this is feeding the black market
The DA has won a high court victory, but the ANC is taking its campaign for power to the Constitutional Court. All the while, residents are left leaderless and without services
Reclaimers have not been deemed essential workers amid the Covid-19 lockdown, threatening their already precarious livelihoods. But they will not let each other starve
As well as its scathing findings on Mkhwebane’s investigation into Ramaphosa, the high court also made important in-principle pronouncements
Despite fears that backdated claims by domestic workers may cripple the beleaguered Compensation Fund, the labour department said it will honour its legal obligations
Billions of rand at stake if lawyers lose out, but the fund says it is only trying to reduce the ballooning costs associated with personal injury claims
It is unwise to entrust our fingerprints, biographical details and legislative authority to a syndicate of delinquent government officials
The Public Protector was derided by the Pretoria High Court for refusing to consider facts logically and for a material error of law
Judge Wendy Hughes says this is the final extension because finality is “owed to the nation”
Blamed by many South Africans for offering a shoddy service, the embattled institution faces financial strain and serious competition
But Casac says this should be the final extension granted
The Sekhukhune district municipality does not have the money to provide water to all its residents
During the hearing the justices of the ConCourt grappled with some of the legal questions posed by its earlier decision in the infamous Nkandla case
The fight to ensure domestic workers are paid when they are injured or die at work does not stop with a high court victory
The public protector’s report on Prasa is irrational, according to NGO coalition #UniteBehind
Even though the department awarded a grant to a company on its black industrialists scheme, the money has not been forthcoming
An affidavit reveals plans to move the troubled Community Work Programme out of the department of co-operative governance
The power utility’s former CEO will argue that lower judges were wrong to rule that he is received an unlawful benefit
The piece of legislation requires you to give all your details when getting a new SIM card
Last week, the high court declared the exclusion of domestic workers from legislation aimed at protecting workers is unconstitutional
Mkhwebane’s initial report made no findings against former Free State Premier and now ANC secretary general Ace Magashule, and Mosebenzi Zwane.
The party says it is because of the ruling which found Mkhwebane’s report into the Vrede dairy farm project ‘invalid and unconstitutional’
An order is expected later on Monday or on Tuesday
The former land minister says he will suffer reputational harm if Adv Busisiwe Mkhwebane releases her report
The Pretoria high court ruled that the compliance notice issued by the CIPC in February to the PIC should be set aside