Residents in Langaville say temporary sanitation measure is being misused as a permanent solution
Law | 6 November 2020
Millions of beneficiaries need the top-up to get by, argued Black Sash
By Zoë Postman
Law | 2 November 2020
A CCMA ruling suggests you can so long as it doesn’t impair your performance
Law | 2 November 2020
Municipality must return land to 84-year-old pensioner because it didn’t obtain his consent, suggesting that parts of the Expropriation Act are unconstitutional
Law | 23 October 2020
“As they were following him, a gunshot went off”
Law | 14 October 2020
No telephones, no internet, no wifi, no emails and not enough judges. This is reportedly the current situation at the Pretoria High Court
Law | 9 October 2020
Judges find company to be complicit in “impropriety and maladministration”
By James Stent
Law | 9 October 2020
Imbumba Association for the Aged to be paid for care of elderly during lockdown
By James Stent
Law | 2 October 2020
Court finds Intestate Succession Act discriminates against unmarried life partners
Law | 2 October 2020
Something troubling has shaken our confidence in the data
Law | 1 October 2020
Court rules that Xolobeni community should have received mining application before the right was granted
Law | 22 September 2020
Magistrate hands down powerful judgment on the right to access information
Law | 17 September 2020
Civil society organisations have made court submissions on both sides of the debate
Law | 15 September 2020
218-page ruling orders the Province and the City to redress the legacy of spatial apartheid
By Daniel Linde
Law | 9 September 2020
Judges emphasise that procedural fairness must be upheld
Law | 4 September 2020
Supply of electricity is intertwined with the right to dignity, life and housing, says judge
Law | 2 September 2020