“Covid-19 does not mean that there must be a holiday in respecting the laws of the country” says Durban mayor
By Tania Broughton and Nokulunga Majola
News | 8 April 2020
Regulations changed on Tuesday to assist separated families
Brief | 8 April 2020
This is one of the first of several similar agreements being negotiated across different industries
Brief | 7 April 2020
Competition Tribunal can deal with matters urgently and impose pricing orders
Law | 4 April 2020
Retired judge to be appointed to protect right to privacy
Law | 2 April 2020
“Our rubbish has not been collected for four weeks. But the truck suddenly comes at the same time as the mayor today.”
News | 2 April 2020
For years, law firm Sinama and Associates pursued a land claim with “no shred of evidence”, ending in a loss for the claimants
Law | 18 March 2020
Showdown in Supreme Court of Appeal averted
Law | 6 March 2020
If you were born in South Africa to non-citizens you can apply to be a citizen
Law | 26 February 2020
City accused of failing to act against Greenmarket Square protesters
Law | 18 February 2020
Ban on political activity is “illegal, unconstitutional and contrary to the UN convention on refugees”
Law | 17 January 2020
Parliament given 24 months to correct Criminal Procedure Act
Law | 5 December 2019
“The legislature may well have wanted to regulate hate speech as broadly as possible, but it has not done so with the necessary precision” explains Judge Navsa
Law | 2 December 2019
Government must change law within two years so that the inspectorate’s funding is not controlled by the Department of Correctional Services
Law | 5 September 2019
Supreme Court of Appeal has called on health minister Zweli Mkhize to “urgently address” the dire situation at government hospitals in the Eastern Cape
Law | 16 August 2019
“This agreement can never make full redress for the loss and harm suffered by gold mine workers and their families and communities over the last 100 years,” says judge
Law | 26 July 2019