The former president says he will talk once the courts have ruled, but the head of the state capture inquiry appears resigned to letting the clock run out as the commission’s deadline nears
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
Any move made by the Zondo commission head or by former president Jacob Zuma must be calculated, because one mistake from either side could lead to a political fallout
Last year the commission asked the Constitutional Court to force the former president to appear. Although ruling has not been made, the summons remains valid, but Zuma’s lawyers say they won’t honour it
After the former president stalked out of a sitting, it asked the ConCourt to force him to appear before the inquiry. A ruling has not been made but the summons remains valid
Customary law and residents’ customary rights have been degraded, the high court has heard
It is Zondo’s legal end game and will leave the former president, his supporters and those implicated in state capture to increasingly play fast and loose at imputing political motive to the commission
Busisiwe Mkhwebane discarded facts that were inconvenient to her when she investigated the CR17 campaign, Cyril Ramaphosa’s lawyers argued
Another summons has been served on Jacob Zuma at his Nkandla residence, requiring the former president to appear before the Zondo Commission next year
Constitutional Court justice says homophobic article did not ignite fire of hate against the LGBTI community but added fuel to it
The Jon Qwelane case brings into focus the tension between hate speech and freedom of expression
Taking its cues from the dimming of the hope suggested by rainbowism, ‘A New Country’ attempts to articulate the depths of betrayal South Africans feel
The power utility’s tender cleanup exposes rifts inside Megawatt Park amid allegations of selective prosecution
Instead the labour court heard and then dismissed the case, with costs. Judge Benita Witcher will give reasons at a later stage
The National Education Health and Allied Workers Union says it will instead meet Health Minister Zweli Mkhize
While the ANC in Parliament found itself defending the presence of FW de Klerk at the State of the Nation address last week, the government was also — in court this time — defending an apartheid-era law
The airline’s employees in Durban have been told to join the unemployment queue on March 1 because the city’s route will be closed at the end of February
In the Ramaphosa vs Mkhwebane case, the court has been asked to rein in the public protector
Constitutional changes can’t resolve the real causes of slow and fraught transformation of property ownership
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
A letter signed by 40 senior women lawyers called the absence of female silks from the state capture prosecutions team ‘astonishing’
Afriforum argues that while displaying the flag may be hurtful, it does not amount to hate speech
Counsel said displaying the flag sent a degrading humiliating message to black South Africans
Eskom’s battle to recover monies it paid to Trillian, established by Eric Wood and Salim Essa kicked off at the high court this week
The utility’s battle to claw back the millions it paid to Trillian kicked off at the high court on Monday
Our readers write in about land reforms, Israel and Brazil’s meat industry
It’s 200 years since the Xhosa were driven from their land and it has not yet been restored to them
Advocate Ngcukaitobi argued that the Riotous Assemblies Act was passed during the apartheid era and was inconsistent with the Constitution
The primary issue the court had to determine was whether the order granted on October 19 interdicted Transnet from terminating Gama’s employment
DA seeks to set aside state attorney’s decision to fund former president Jacob Zuma’s legal costs
The Presidency has previously said the state would carry on covering Zuma’s legal fees until a court decides otherwise
Gama is “living in Alice in Wonderland.” This year there was irregular expenditure of R8.1-billion.