Articles for Tania Broughton

Special Tribunal hammers KZN education officials for corrupt contract

Company ordered to repay money. Disciplinary action must be taken against 16 officials.

GroundUp wins court case against Gauteng government

Social development department must disclose all grants made to organisations from 2014 to 2024

“Wrest control of the clinics from the hands of the vigilantes” judge tells state

Xenophobia is one of the greatest threats to democracy and human rights, says Judge Stuart Wilson

Court orders Western Cape Education Department to fix late school admissions

The court found the department had failed to plan adequately for late placements and the situation had been getting worse for over a decade

Disability organisation loses Constantia land claim battle

South African Riding for the Disabled Association will have to vacate a portion of the property

Chief Justice’s office publishes “gag” order

Transgender prisoner wins right to hormone therapy

The court found the Department of Correctional Services had violated her rights by refusing hormonal treatment as “cosmetic medication”

Judge Denise Fisher succeeds in clearing her name

She had been reprimanded for referring attorneys involved in Road Accident Fund claims to their professional bodies

Judge interdicts Operation Dudula

Human dignity has no nationality, says Judge Adams

Court green-lights eviction of over 1,800 Ballito residents

But KwaDukuza Municipality must satisfy the court it has a plan to relocate them with services

Closing arguments in Judge Mbenenge sexual harassment tribunal

Lawyer says this case will likely determine whether other women with legitimate claims will come forward, but tribunal chair disagrees

Claims of political links to Paul Mashatile are just “gossip”, winning Lottery bidder says

Losing bidder Ithuba Lottery is trying to create “an atmosphere of wrongdoing”, says Sizekhaya

Winning lottery bidder’s connections to Paul Mashatile being probed, says Minister Tau

Sizekhaya consortium has links to Mashatile, says Ithuba Lottery

Pharmacists can treat people with HIV, appeal court rules

“Legitimate and compelling public interests” to allow pharmacists to initiate antiretroviral treatment, says judge

Landowners must go through mediation before applying for an eviction, court rules

Land Court lays out rules for mediation procedures

Judge scolds EFF for repeatedly wasting courts’ time

“The laxity with which the EFF acted is unexplained … the extreme urgency was entirely self-created and unwarranted, it inconvenienced the court, the participating party and other litigants”