Articles for Wilmien Wicomb
Court blocks development on Cape Flats Aquifer
City of Cape Town and provincial government told to consider new evidence
News | 19 February 2020
Can you be retrenched without being consulted? Constitutional Court makes a far-reaching ruling
AMCU challenged sections of the Labour Relations Act
Law | 27 January 2020
The chief, the mines and the lost Bakgatla billions
Painstaking work of Baloyi Commission may come to nothing
Analysis | 25 October 2019
Concourt ruling on labour tenants sends message on government inefficiency
Appointing a special master to assist the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform is not judicial overreach
By Zoë Postman and Wilmien Wicomb
Law | 21 August 2019
What Appeal Court’s fracking judgment means
Ruling may lead to better environmental oversight
Law | 14 August 2019
A strike turned violent. The company fired the workers. Here’s what the Concourt ruled
Ruling has implications for the legal concept of derivative misconduct
Law | 24 July 2019
Lonmin case shows how hard it is to hold mines to account
North West High Court rejects bid to declare Minister of Mineral Resources in breach of statutory duties
Law | 26 April 2019
Activists haul Blade Nzimande to court
#UniteBehind wants PRASA to hand over list of security contracts
Law | 28 March 2019
Expropriation Bill: it’s rural black people who are most at risk
Vulnerable communities have lost their land to the state and mining companies in the past decade
Law | 21 February 2019