The Legal Practice Council defends the Legal Sector Code in court, highlighting the ongoing racial and gender disparities within South Africa's legal profession, ...
Solidarity, a trade union, has launched an application to overturn the Legal Sector Code, arguing that it prioritises race over merit and infringes on individual ...
Amidst delays in a R60 billion class action against major banks, the Legal Practice Council is set to seek the suspension of lawyer Douglas Shaw for appearing in ...
New regulations introducing a National Consumer Commission opt-out registry aim to curb spam calls in South Africa by requiring direct marketers to register, regularly ...
Digital evidence is increasingly becoming the cornerstone of legal proceedings in South Africa, influencing outcomes in both criminal and civil cases. This article ...
A court ruling has emerged in Mpumalanga regarding the controversial placement of 78 English-speaking learners at an Afrikaans medium school, raising concerns about ...
Dr Wouter Basson, notorious for his role in apartheid's Project Coast, faces ongoing disciplinary proceedings as the Gauteng High Court denies his request for a ...
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party has approached the Gauteng High Court to prevent the pension payout of former NDPP Advocate Shamila Batohi, citing unresolved misconduct ...
Three retrenched employees successfully claim severance pay after the Labour Court rules that securing new jobs does not negate their entitlement to compensation. ...
Eskom is now required to disclose its coal and diesel contracts following a Supreme Court ruling, a decision that aims to enhance transparency.
A Midrand estate owner faces legal challenges after a court ruling permits the demolition of his illegally constructed boundary wall, highlighting ongoing disputes ...
The Gauteng High Court has delivered a critical judgment regarding the financial dealings of Mosiuoa Lekota's partner, revealing significant withdrawals from his ...
Residents of the Melgisedek building in Pretoria are appealing to the Supreme Court of Appeal against their eviction, as the City of Tshwane prepares for relocation ...
A Gauteng High Court ruling allows an elderly widower to remain in his retirement unit, overturning an eviction attempt by the owning church, highlighting the complexities ...
The prosecution is calling for a guilty verdict against former Pretoria midwife Yolande Maritz Fouchee, who faces 14 charges, including culpable homicide, related ...
Retired Justice Sisi Khampepe faces legal scrutiny as former presidents Zuma and Mbeki seek her removal from a commission investigating apartheid-era cases.
The Western Cape High Court has ruled that the South African National Roads Agency and two contractors are liable for a motorist's injuries caused by aquaplaning ...
Residents and business owners in the Moot are taking legal action to halt the City of Tshwane's plan to relocate 450 occupiers from the Melgisedek building to a ...
Advocate Andy Mothibi, the newly appointed Director of Public Prosecutions, outlines his strategic vision for the National Prosecuting Authority, focusing on immediate ...
The Gauteng High Court is poised to rule on a crucial appeal regarding the publication of matric results, a decision that could reshape the balance between privacy ...
Lawyer Louise du Plessis reveals the urgent need for reform in South Africa's land policies, as women face increasing challenges in securing their housing rights. ...
The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has temporarily ceased operations due to a power outage, leaving legal professionals and the public waiting for updates on the ...
Discover the inspiring story of Tembeka Sonkwele, whose life took a turn for the better thanks to the kindness of petrol attendant Benson Laka.
The Gauteng High Court has ordered the eviction of over 400 residents from the Melgisedek buildings in Tshwane, citing severe safety concerns.
Livestock farmers are taking legal action to allow private sector involvement in the production and administration of foot-and-mouth disease vaccines, arguing that ...