The tribunal will hear one more witness and argument then consider written and oral arguments before making a ruling
Law | 23 February 2024
Power utility blames illegal connections by shack dwellers and unauthorised backroom extensions by homeowners
Brief | 23 February 2024
She was questioned about section 174 of the Constitution which governs the appointment of judges
Law | 22 February 2024
“The matters have been seriously litigated and time consuming. However, that is the nature of the legal process” - Legal Practice Council chairperson
Law | 22 February 2024
The utility says its ageing and damaged infrastructure is battling to cope with demand, and calls on electricity users to pay their bills
Brief | 19 February 2024
The evening was co-hosted with South African Jews for a Free Palestine
Brief | 19 February 2024
Using xenophobia to campaign is against the Electoral Code of Conduct, say activists
News | 15 February 2024
Court tells Council to finalise investigation into alleged R348-million plunder of trust funds by disgraced attorney Zuko Nonxuba
Law | 14 February 2024
Dozens of families evicted from container housing by the City of Johannesburg
News | 13 February 2024
Three other teachers named in report are still at the school
News | 13 February 2024
City of Tshwane says Mavuso residents will be relocated to land acquired by the provincial government
Brief | 12 February 2024
Hearings at the Judicial Conduct Tribunal into alleged gross misconduct by the judge will resume on 22 February
Law | 9 February 2024
Hearing by the Judicial Conduct Tribunal into possible gross misconduct by the judge continues
Law | 8 February 2024
The protest follows a summit hosted by Mining Affected Communities United in Action
News | 8 February 2024
About 200 people attended a summit hosted by Mining Affected Communities United in Action in Pretoria
News | 8 February 2024
The judge is before the Judicial Conduct Tribunal to answer charges of gross misconduct
Law | 7 February 2024