Articles for Mluleki Marongo
Six years later Constitutional Court orders Woolies to reinstate retrenched workers
Woolworths should have considered alternatives, says country’s highest court
Law | 12 November 2018
No more mud, asbestos, metal and wood: understanding the Equal Education court victory
Bhisho High Court emphasises that cabinet ministers have to explain all their decisions
Law | 27 July 2018
Cost order against NGO weakens democracy
The South African History Archive should be able to access documents exposing crimes under apartheid
By Sharon Ekambaram and Mluleki Marongo
Opinion | 3 July 2018
How far can a company slash wages and benefits to maximise profits? The Constitutional Court will decide
SACCAWU vs Woolworths case has major implications
Law | 20 June 2018
Know your rights: when can you be evicted and how?
No-one can be evicted without an order of a court
Law | 26 April 2018
Clean air vs industrial development: Durban court case explained
South Durban environmental alliance brings case to court
Law | 8 February 2018
Fix our healthcare system so that we may live!
Access to the Constitution and constitutional education in isiXhosa is not an an added extra—it is a constitutional right, argue Tim Hodgson and Mluleki Marongo.
Tim Hodgson and Mluleki Marongo
Opinion | 4 June 2014