- Court orders Tshwane to fix school properties it sold without proper approvals
- RAF cannot exclude undocumented foreign nationals from compensation claims
- JSC overrules tribunal and finds Judge President Mbenenge guilty of gross misconduct
- Firearm laws and court processes explained through the Julius Malema case
- Asylum seekers are paying bribes to stay free, and the system is letting it happen
- Dignity SA asks Pretoria High Court to open a lawful path for assisted dying
- NHI public participation challenge tests Parliament’s lawmaking process
- South African-led HIV vaccine trial marks a significant moment for science and public health
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SACD has filed an urgent application to dissolve the CRL Rights Commission’s Section 22 Committee, arguing government oversight threatens religious freedom.
The High Court in Kimberley has clarified when a magistrate should be recused, emphasising that only proven bias justifies removal.
The Financial Services Tribunal set aside the debarment of Bonginkosi Nyembezi by Outsurance, citing serious disputes of fact and lack of supporting evidence, and remitted the matter for reconsideration.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has protected a widow’s psychiatric injury settlement by rejecting the RAF reconsideration case. The court found no valid reason to reopen the matter many years after the accident and confirmed that the original expert-supported compromise remains binding.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that using a random draw to resolve tied municipal executive seats is constitutional, rejecting a challenge that it violated voters’ rights and clarifying the limits of judicial intervention in local government.
Acting Judge Nthambeleni has frozen the Morare estate and stopped the sale of the family home, ruling that Pamela and Sannah Morare face immediate and irreparable harm while the High Court determines which of two competing Wills is valid.
The Mpumalanga High Court has overturned an order for the release of withheld matric results, ruling that learners failed to exhaust required internal appeals before approaching the court.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that Fourways Mall’s business interruption insurance covers COVID-19 losses, affirming policyholder rights and rejecting the insurer’s attempt to exclude infectious disease cover.
The National Consumer Tribunal found Experian breached the National Credit Act by listing a disputed Nimble debt and ordered its removal from Clifford’s credit profile.