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The National Prosecuting Authority has secured multiple life sentences in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, sending a strong message that crimes against women and children will be met with the harshest penalties, while families like that of six-year-old Amantle Samane find some measure of justice.
The Western Cape High Court has declared a man a vexatious litigant after years of repeated, unsuccessful legal actions following his 2020 divorce, barring him from initiating any new proceedings against his former wife without court approval.
South Africa’s Employment Equity Regulations, 2025 signal a decisive shift in labour law. From 1 September, designated employers must implement enforceable transformation plans, meet sectoral targets, and ensure equal pay or face legal consequences.
The North West High Court has awarded R40 000 to Emmanuel Obini, finding his overnight detention without charge was an unlawful arrest in South Africa.
A North West High Court judgment has spotlighted school negligence in South Africa after awarding R750 000 to a family who lost their daughter at a school cultural event.
Minister Kubayi urges women sheriffs to lead justice reform and calls for deeper gender transformation in South Africa’s legal system.
Every disappearance is a wound that demands truth.” On 30 August, the ICRC and Global Alliance for the Missing called for stronger systems and collective action.
Convicted serial rapist Musa Maicana sentenced to over 375 years for brutal attacks on women in Tembisa and Norkem Park.
The Malema ruling is the first real test of South Africa’s Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Act, a law that reshapes accountability for harmful words and protects communities from the deeper wounds of prejudice.
The Mpumalanga High Court has ruled in favour of a property buyer who paid in full but was denied transfer, restoring fairness and trust in land rights.