“We are packed like sardines” say protesters at Gugulethu school
Parents and schoolchildren join teachers’ protest against overcrowding and unpaid salaries at Mseki Primary
Brief | 27 February 2017
Will mining company be held accountable for damage to West Coast?
Here is what the judge in the Tormin case has to consider
By John Yeld
Analysis | 26 February 2017
Russian nuclear deal places massive liability on South Africans
The country would be liable for any accident transporting nuclear material from Vladivostok to Qatar for instance
Law | 24 February 2017
Robertson Abattoir settlement reached six years later
Employer agrees to pay total of R350k to 39 dismissed workers
News | 24 February 2017
Andile Jadu is only 21 and his home has already been demolished four times
A look at the human and financial cost for one young man of City shack demolitions
News | 24 February 2017
Russian deal has far-reaching financial implications, says Earthlife lawyer
Agreement doesn’t mean nuclear reactors about to be built, argues state
Law | 23 February 2017
Environment officials searched mine with unlawful warrant, argues mine lawyer
Search was conducted after controversial Australian-owned West Coast mine, Tormin, allegedly caused a cliff to collapse
By John Yeld
Law | 23 February 2017
“Vanished”: Robertson Abattoir court settlement goes missing
No record of dismissed workers’ agreement in court file
Law | 23 February 2017
Court hears why nuclear deal should be stopped
“We had the arms deal, we had Nkandla … it’s not the majority of South Africans that will benefit from this deal,” says activist
By Melanie Gosling and Ashraf Hendricks
Law | 22 February 2017