Browsing: Constitutional Law

The Gauteng High Court has barred Operation Dudula from targeting foreign nationals, a move hailed by Parliament and civil society as a victory for human rights. Operation Dudula plans to appeal the ruling.

High Court rules that Operation Dudula’s actions against foreign nationals were unlawful and unconstitutional, affirming the rights and dignity of all people in South Africa.

The High Court ruled NERSA’s 2025/26 tariff process unconstitutional, citing secrecy and a failure to ensure meaningful public participation.

The High Court in Pretoria is hearing a landmark case on whether publishing matric results with exam numbers violates learners’ privacy or upholds public transparency under POPIA.

Two years after a court blocked plans to place Unisa under administration, the university is thriving, improving its rankings and graduating record numbers.

Gauteng’s crime wardens will be disbanded and retrained after a Public Protector report found the unit was created without legal authority.

Jacob Zuma must repay R28.9 million in legal fees, with interest and asset execution if unpaid within 60 days

The Supreme Court affirmed King Misuzulu’s claim to the Zulu throne, ending the succession battle and upholding customary law.

The Constitutional Court has ruled that all parents in South Africa can now share four months and ten days of parental leave, ensuring equal rights for families.

South Africa’s Constitutional Court will hear a landmark case on consent standards in sexual violence cases involving disability and survivor rights.