The SCA in Bloemfontein has sentenced former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius to 13 years in prison for the 2013 murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal says they are not afraid of losing an appeal granted to a so-called "rebel" group challenging their leadership
No sitting president has ever been charged with a criminal offence in South Africa.
After eight years of intense legal battles in the spy tapes case, it took the SCA less than a morning to extract two crippling concessions
President Jacob Zuma will today face yet another legal hurdle in the Supreme Court of Appeal.
The 2015 ANC conference was declared invalid, but KwaZulu-Natal branch are challenging the judgment to ‘avoid setting the wrong precedent’
"With someone as incompetent as Shaun Abrahams around, you have to be very naive to think the NPA does its work without fear or favour."
Berning Ntlemeza was appointed as Hawks head by former police minister Nathi Nhleko in December 2014.
Divisions between appeal court justices should be no surprise
Candidates for the Constitutional Court told the Judicial Service Commission that SCA justices have an ethos of working hard and doing their best.
The decisions were expected as both nominees were the only candidates nominated for their respective positions.
Students can protest vehemently but not violently and ‘f*** white people’ is an opinion, not a threat.
The Supreme Court of Appeal veered from normal processes with its decision to hear arguments in open court.
NPA spokesperson Luvuyo Mfaku said the court was mindful of the fact that Zuma had petitioned the SCA on the same matter.
An application to appeal the six-year sentence will be filed on Friday.
The registrar of the Supreme Court of Appeal says the court received an application for leave to appeal Judge Dennis Davis’s ruling.
Convicted murderer Oscar Pistorius will finally hear his sentence for shooting Reeva Steenkamp in February 2013 when he appears in court on July 6.
Parliament’s inability to differentiate between itself, the state and the ruling party is shutting down free speech.
The prosecuting authority’s decision to appeal the order to effectively reinstate charges against Zuma has left legal and political observers baffled.
National Hawks boss Lieutenant General Berning Ntlemeza has been accused of perjury by suspended KwaZulu-Natal Hawks boss Major General Johan Booysen.
The Supreme Court of Appeal found the athlete guilty of murder. How did the judges reach their decision and what happens now?
The Supreme Court of Appeal has replaced Oscar Pistorius’s culpable homicide conviction with murder.
The SABC head honcho’s legal team were bemused to find a blue-light brigade ushering them to court.
A reduced sentence for a child rapist reflects the Supreme Court of Appeal’s blunt understanding of what rape does to a victim.
AmaBhungane hails supreme court judgment on right to access court records
In handing J Arthur Brown a 15-year jail term, the appeal court restored the reputation of the administration of justice and issued a clear warning.
Over decade after being arrested on 3 160 charges, businessman Gary Porritt and his assistant Susan Bennett may finally stand trail.
The Supreme Court of Appeal says the Legal Aid is bound to legal fees because it agreed to fully fund the unfunded period of the Farlam commission.
Awarding damages for cheating recalls an era when a man had ‘proprietary interests’ in his wife.
Two appeal court decisions offer a glimpse of a system eroded by rank apathy and abuse of power.
The presidency abandoned previous plans to rely on the fact that the Khampepe report was "missing", in its efforts to prevent the report’s release.
Helen Zille says she holds the culmination of six court cases in five years in a bag, and President Jacob Zuma says he is happy with the process.