Author: Kennedy Mudzuli

A new report by VEJA and SECTION27 uncovers the serious health impacts of air pollution in the Vaal, highlighting ongoing government neglect.

The Supreme Court of Appeal has ordered Joburg to rebuild demolished shelters or pay R1500 per shack to help Rabie Ridge residents restore their homes.

Pretoria High Court blocked the estate’s attempt to seize a resident’s assets, citing procedural flaws and no proof of insolvency.

What began as a routine electricity inspection at Durban’s Grosvenor Hotel turned into a frightening ordeal. Staff and guests watched in shock as inspectors and landlords stormed the building, breaking doors and tearing out cables. Now, the High Court has ruled that their conduct was unlawful, confirming the hotel owner’s right to safety, dignity, and protection from intimidation.

The Advertising Regulatory Board has found DStv’s “Internet + Premium” bundle advert misleading, ordering MultiChoice to amend or withdraw the campaign after hidden fees left customers paying more than advertised.

In a recent ruling by the High Court concerning the Durban fraud case, significant attention has been drawn to the implications of a plea change on the defendants’ fair trial rights.

The Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed Itokolle Clinix Hospital’s appeal, finding it liable for medical negligence during childbirth that resulted in a baby’s cerebral palsy.

A Metropolitan advisor was debarred after falsifying client insurance details, leaving victims uninsured. The tribunal ruled her actions were deliberate and dishonest.

A judge has barred further lawsuits against Standard Bank after two decades of meritless litigation, declaring the legal actions an abuse of process.

The South Gauteng High Court has dismissed the Radovan Krejcir appeal to secure study rights in prison, ruling his application had no reasonable chance of success and upholding previous court orders.