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Provincial Synod has voted down two motions seeking greater pastoral inclusion for LGBTQIA+ members within the Anglican Church.
Eight workers dismissed over unauthorised cleaning materials will return to work after the Labour Court upheld a CCMA reinstatement award.
The Financial Services Tribunal has ordered a fresh hearing into an Eskom pension dispute over conflicting death benefit calculations and missing records.
The ANC has taken its candidate nomination battle to the Constitutional Court after losing a crucial Electoral Court challenge over the 2026 local government elections. Court papers filed by ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula show the party lodged an urgent application on 22 September 2026, asking the Constitutional Court to overturn the Electoral Court’s judgment and reinstate its candidates in six municipalities. The dispute centres on the Electoral Commission’s Online Candidate Nomination System (OCNS), the electronic platform political parties use to capture candidate information, upload supporting documents and submit party and ward candidate lists for local government elections. How the nomination…
The Limpopo full bench overturned an order allowing CFO Dorothy Diale to return to work pending the municipality’s suspension appeal.
The arrest of suspended Deputy Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya has reignited debate over the anonymity law protecting accused sexual offenders.
A decade after helping build Truworths’ credit business Pieter Maritz’s restraint battle became a race against time.
A four month move during home renovations became an emotional legal battle over whether a mother could keep her children surrounded by the family furniture they knew.
A Toyota advertising slogan triggered a religious complaint and reignited debate over faith identity and offensive advertising.
The High Court in Pretoria found Tshwane failed to investigate faulty electricity charges, leaving a retirement home trapped in a decade long billing dispute.