Browsing: Special Reports

Tshwane ordered to recalculate unlawful R100,000 water bill after failing to investigate faulty meter and apply lawful billing method.

Judges Matter welcomes the appointment of two women to the Constitutional Court but raises concern over delays in judicial appointments and the court’s declining performance.

Home Affairs has deported 109 344 undocumented individuals over two financial years, marking a 46 percent increase linked to enforcement operations.

Judge Taswell Papier has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of service, dignity, and an unwavering commitment to justice that shaped lives across South Africa.

Lawyers for Human Rights marks a historic milestone with its first all female executive leadership team following Kayan Leung’s appointment.

Mandela and Castro legacy took centre stage at a University of Pretoria seminar, where speakers reflected on solidarity, liberation history and future Global South cooperation.

Thousands were turned away from Grace Bible Church’s Good Friday celebration at Orlando Stadium, prompting an apology and raising questions about safety, ticketing and venue capacity.

Onika Mokoena from Bushbuckridge in Mpumalanga graduates with an LLB from the University of Johannesburg at 19 years of age after entering university at 15, marking her as one of South Africa’s youngest law graduates.

Gavaza Mongwe drives school outreach, youth mentorship, and community initiatives through her Mrs South Africa 2026 journey, focusing on education support and empowerment.

Fuel price hikes may reshape housing demand, commuting, and remote work trends as South Africans rethink affordability and where they live.