Franny Rabkin

The Ampersand connects the M to the G. We leave ‘when-we’ Weekly Mail nostalgia and financial strain behind and focus on the now

The deputy chief justice says the inquiry’s terms of reference are too broad and it would take six years to look into state capture in such detail

Basani Baloyi has submitted an affidavit to the ConCourt asking for leave to appeal the high court ruling in her case against the public protector

Lawfare: Major developments are on the cards where law and politics meet, including the first amendment to South Africa’s Bill of Rights

Supreme Court of Appeal says the attitude of the education authorities “to be deprecated in the strongest possible terms”

Sentence remissions announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa means that about 9% of inmates are eligible for a reduced sentence

Judge Teffo found that the high court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case

Even a person who has not ‘instrumentally’ been involved can now be tried for the crime

The court found that the law’s unequal treatment of child accused and child witnesses as well as child victims was unconstitutional.

In her answering affidavit, the public protector says the Sars commissioner should withdraw or adjust his court case against her

The SCA’s finding that there should be clarity on hate speech is welcome, but its interim order leaves some vulnerable groups without protection

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

Dali Mpofu (for the public protector) and Tembeka Ngcukaitobi (for her ex-operations chief) played to their case’s strengths

The president continues to question Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s motives

In his application for leave to appeal, Zuma argued that an appeal court could find the prosecution had dirty hands so the trial should not proceed