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- Beleaguered Ditsobotla slammed for abusing court process in R7.5 million electricity debt case
- Land Claims Court restores ancestral land to Bakgatla communities
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The Limpopo High Court has overturned a custody ruling and ordered a fresh probe, stressing that in a custody challenge children’s best interests must prevail.
The South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has sided with Carol Behane in a vehicle storage dispute, ruling that her Hyundai H1 must be returned without payment of storage fees after it was unlawfully kept.
Banxso’s liquidation exposes a deepfake-driven scam and regulatory lapses that left thousands defrauded.
Legal expert Ashwini Singh warns that residents cannot bring pets into sectional title schemes without trustee consent, and CSOS cannot override this rule.
Former Heathfield High principal Wesley Neumann will face the Western Cape Education Department in the Labour Court on 17 September 2025, in a David versus Goliath case over Covid-19 school safety, parental democracy and irregular governance.
Percy Sleash SA’s decade-long journey from struggling for a radio slot to creating his own platform shows that fulfilling a dream is never out of reach when patience and persistence lead the way.
The latest Advertising Regulatory Board rulings show mixed outcomes, Jackpot City’s gambling advert was banned for appealing to minors, while complaints against Burger King and GWM South Africa were dismissed.
The National Financial Ombud Scheme (NFO) places consumer guidance at the heart of Money Smart Week 2025, offering practical tips to help South Africans protect themselves from financial harm, manage insurance responsibly, and strengthen financial resilience.
The tragic murder of Kgaogelo Marota highlights the urgent need for domestic violence protection orders and their proper enforcement to safeguard victims.
The South Gauteng High Court has ruled that Gauteng cannot delay life-saving radiation treatment for cancer patients. Judge EF Dippenaar affirmed that constitutional rights to life, dignity, and healthcare cannot be paused, marking a critical victory for thousands trapped in a years-long backlog.