Case brought by Aussie miners is “an abuse of legal process” say defendants
Plaintiffs warn of “dangerous” development of the law if defendants’ pleas upheld
By John Yeld
News | 11 June 2020
Young carpenter turns dumped wood into curios
Ulundi Mpulu, 21, founded House of Pallets, a curio shop and African kitchen
Brief | 11 June 2020
PRASA administrator acted “high-handedly” says court
Judge says Keabetswe “Kea” Mpane cannot be dismissed without due process
Law | 10 June 2020
City of Cape Town takes down tents erected by Observatory resident for homeless
The marquees were set up on City land without its permission
News | 10 June 2020
20 years later, Eastern Cape community wins right to its land
Supreme Court of Appeal upholds landmark decision
Law | 10 June 2020
Judgment on Strandfontein camp case reserved
City of Cape Town and SAHRC dispute legal costs
By James Stent
Law | 10 June 2020
Covid-19: “We are facing a humanitarian crisis like never before” warns Breadline Africa
Soup kitchen is feeding four times as many people as usual
News | 10 June 2020
IPID a no-show in Petrus Miggels police assault probe
Investigator has still not returned to the scene of the assault or interviewed key witnesses, according to Miggels’ family
News | 10 June 2020
School defies vandals and re-opens
A security fence was supposed to be installed around Joe Slovo Primary in Port Elizabeth but the lockdown delayed that plan
Brief | 10 June 2020