A backpackers in Soweto is brimming with tourists here for football and a taste of authentic South African culture.
The appointment of former acting prosecutions head Mokotedi Mpshe as an acting judge on the North West bench may be unconstitutional.
Justice minister in ‘highly unusual’ campaign to find post on Bench for former acting NPA chief.
The <i>Mail & Guardian</i> has been reliably told that South Africa has a serious shortage of trained dogs and handlers.
In a breakthrough investigation, the ICD has found that crime statistics at Mountain Rise police station in Pietermaritzburg were manipulated.
Researchers and the police trade union have warned that the South African Police Service’s drive to lure back 50 000 retired officers could founder.
Ermelo has come up with an innovative solution to ease the trauma of crime-hit tourists
Daimler asks government to clarify the "confusion and uncertainty" about its position on the reparation suit by apartheid victims.
The Jackie Selebi trial judge, Meyer Joffe, is the only contender for the South African Judicial Institute’s top job.
Sello Alcock visits Kliptown’s Soweto Hotel on Freedom Square to see if he can have a meaningful tourist experience in his own backyard.
A re-examination of an audio recording made at the scene of Judge Nkola Motata’s drunken crash says it loud and clear — Motata made racist remarks.
Arrest warrants for the masterminds of a Ponzi scheme that led to wealthy South Africans being swindled have been issued, it was announced on Tuesday.
Sello Alcock reviews <em>Hani: A life Too Short</em> by Janet Smith and Beauregard Tromp.
The JSC may have dealt Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe a slap in the face this week, but the Africanist perspective still triumphed.
How race — and Judge John Hlophe — turned the judiciary upside down. Sello S Alcock reports.
